Kitchens, bathrooms, additions, and full renovations. When a homeowner is ready to remodel, we make sure your company is on their shortlist.
Remodeling is a high-consideration, high-value decision. Homeowners research for weeks before reaching out, and the contractors who show up throughout that research win the bid. A project worth tens of thousands of dollars is not decided from a single search, so staying visible across that entire research window matters more than winning any one keyword.
Not every estimate request is equally valuable either. A homeowner asking about a small repair and one planning a full kitchen gut are very different leads, and treating them the same wastes time on both ends. We build in enough qualification, through content, forms, and ad targeting, that the estimates reaching you match the projects you actually want.
No year-long contract. Three months minimum, direct access to the strategist doing the work, and a free proposal whether you hire us or not.
Reporting tied to calls, bookings, and revenue, not just rankings, in plain English every month.
Remodeling projects frequently bring in work for flooring companies, home builders, and solar installers down the line. We build that overlap into your broader home services strategy. Our home services SEO guide covers the tactics in more depth.
Strong project photography and local SEO bring in researchers, while targeted ads and clear qualification filter for real, budgeted projects.
Yes, by owning the local searches and specific project types larger firms often deprioritize.
Yes. Each project type gets its own page, since a kitchen remodel and a home addition attract different budgets and different research habits.
Clear budget ranges and project scope questions built into forms and ads help make sure the estimates you get are from homeowners ready to move forward.
Targeted ads can generate estimate requests within days. Local SEO rankings for competitive project types typically build over 60 to 90 days.
No. We scale the strategy and budget to a small remodeling business just as often as a larger firm.
No. We work month to month and keep clients through booked jobs, not paperwork.