Remodeling lead generation
Remodeling leads, exclusive to you
We get remodelers exclusive leads for kitchens, bathrooms, basements and additions in their own service area, and you pay only for each qualified lead. The homeowner finds your Google profile and pages, asks your business for the consultation, and that lead goes to you alone.
Marketplaces like Angi, HomeAdvisor and Thumbtack sell one homeowner's kitchen request to several remodelers, which pushes everyone toward a lower bid on a project that needs care.
When a homeowner chooses you from your own portfolio and reviews, the first meeting is about their project, not your price.
The jobs we go after
Remodeling projects are large and slow to decide, so we build for the whole research period, not just the first click.
Kitchens
The project homeowners think about longest. Your page shows finished kitchens, explains your process and invites a consultation.
Bathrooms
From hall bath refreshes to primary suites. Buyers want to see similar projects and understand how long they'll be without the room.
Basements
Finishing and refinishing, often with moisture questions first. A page that answers those builds trust early.
Additions
Big, permit-heavy projects that homeowners research for months. Clear answers about design, permits and timeline help you stand out.
Whole-home remodels
Often after a purchase. These buyers want a single company to manage everything, and your page should make that case.
What a qualified remodeling lead looks like
Illustrative enquiry — not a real client lead
We're planning to redo our kitchen next spring, taking out a wall to open it up to the dining room. We'd also like to talk about financing. Can we set up a time for you to come see the space?
That is a real homeowner, in your service area, asking about a project you do. It counts as a qualified remodeling lead, and a 60-second call to your tracked number asking the same thing counts too.
A remodeling enquiry is the beginning of a planning conversation, not a signed construction agreement. The homeowner may have drawings, an early idea or a list of problems with the existing room. We help them describe the space and timing without turning the first form into a design questionnaire. Your consultation determines feasibility, budget and scope; marketing should not pretend those decisions happened before your visit.
Not billed
- People looking for a handyman for small fixes, if that isn't work you take
- Designers, suppliers and showrooms pitching their services to you
- Requests from outside your service area
- Spam, sales pitches, job seekers, wrong numbers, existing customers and repeats within 30 days are never billed.
They still appear in your report, but you're never charged for them. You have 7 days to dispute any lead.
Kitchens and baths benefit from project-specific pages, while additions and whole-home work need a wider explanation of how you manage the job. We use the process and photos you supply, not invented project budgets or a borrowed before-and-after gallery. Basement enquiries can include moisture or layout concerns, but the page does not diagnose structural conditions. It gives the homeowner a clear way to ask the right contractor.
How we get you found
Your Google Business Profile
Remodeling buyers research for a long time and get several estimates, and they check your profile more than once along the way. We set up your categories and service area properly and keep adding project photos and posts so your profile shows steady, finished work.
A lead page for each service
Kitchen, bath and basement buyers ask different questions about cost factors, timelines and financing. Lead Engine includes up to three landing pages; Growth Engine adds broader service coverage that answers them and invites a consultation.
Local SEO pages
New pages for your towns and project types keep you visible through the months of research before a homeowner reaches out.
Google Ads management
Ads can put you at the top for searches like kitchen remodeler near me. We manage the campaigns, and ad spend is paid from your account directly to Google, never marked up.
Small jobs and commercial work are scoped before the campaign starts. If your firm does not take handyman repairs, we do not build the ads around them. If you do accept a smaller bathroom project, a valid enquiry is not disqualified simply because it is less profitable than an addition. A lead meets the agreed service definition; a booked project is tracked separately after your team has done the selling.
Which package fits
Lead Engine fits most remodelers. Remodeling leads need fast replies, and follow-up often decides who wins the job. Every lead reaches you by instant text and email, and missed-call text back covers the calls you can't pick up.
Growth Engine adds the website, local SEO, Meta ads, social and a monthly strategy call, with no per-lead fee, so a homeowner who isn't ready this month still has your name in front of them in June.
Because remodeling decisions take months, the monthly report matters as much as the lead itself. You see which projects and towns produced each enquiry, so the estimate calendar stays full of the work you want.
Lead Engine
$750/month + $100 per qualified lead
$500 one-time setup. 90 days, then month-to-month. You set a monthly lead cap.
Ad spend is paid directly to Google, never marked up. $1,000/month recommended minimum.
Growth Engine
$2,500/month, no per-lead fee
Custom website included with a 12-month agreement, or $1,500 setup and month-to-month after 90 days.
Ad spend is paid directly to Google and Meta, never marked up. $1,500/month recommended minimum.
Remodeling leads are worth a lot, which is why shared marketplaces charge so much for them and sell them so many times. Exclusive leads mean you are not paying to sit in a line of four remodelers waiting for a callback. The homeowner reached out to you because of your work.
Per-lead pricing also fits the long sales cycle. You pay once for the qualified lead, not every month while the homeowner thinks it over. The follow-up in Growth Engine keeps the conversation going during that time, so a homeowner who wasn't ready in March still has your name in front of them in June.
Every finished project we photograph and post makes the next consultation easier to win. Over time, your own profile and pages become the portfolio homeowners trust most, and that is something no shared lead site can build for you.
Seasonal interest and construction availability do not always line up. A homeowner may research in winter for work much later, so your reporting distinguishes new enquiries from this month's signed jobs. Follow-up helps keep the conversation organized without claiming an automatic sale. The concrete, fence and excavation cases below are identified as those trades, never as kitchen or bathroom remodeling results.
Results from contractors like you
These projects are for excavation, fencing and concrete businesses, not this trade. They show our work, not a forecast for your business.
Remodeling lead questions
How do you filter out tire-kickers?
Can I focus on kitchens and baths only?
What about financing questions?
Can we plan for seasonal and commercial remodel work?
Are these leads shared with other remodeling contractors?
Put your remodeling work in front of the right buyers.
Start with your services, your area and your capacity. We’ll tell you what we would build first.