Remodeling Leads for Contractors

A kitchen or an addition is one of the biggest purchases a homeowner makes. They save photos, read reviews, set a budget and often talk to several remodelers before signing. That can take months.

Remodeling lead generation has to match that pace. Ads alone rarely do it. Buyers want examples of past work, a sense of your process, a rough price range and proof you finish on time. We build campaigns that offer those things before asking for a consultation.

Lead marketplaces often sell each request to several contractors. That pushes the conversation toward the lowest bid, and design-build firms rarely win that contest.

With your own campaigns, the buyer has already seen your work and your process. You can set a minimum project size on the form and screen by budget and timeline. Leads that are too small get a polite note rather than a site visit.

Several states, including California and Florida, require a contractor license number in ads. Financing offers bring rules too. If an ad mentions a monthly payment or loan term, federal Truth in Lending rules may require more disclosures, so we use wording your lender approves.

In-home sales may fall under the FTC Cooling-Off Rule, which gives buyers three days to cancel many sales made at home. That is a sales issue more than an ad issue, but we keep offers consistent with it. If you call or text leads, consent is recorded under the TCPA in your company's name.