Remodeling · Kitchens & Baths · Cost Guides

SEO for remodelers who want researched-and-ready clients.

Remodel customers research for months — costs, timelines, horror stories — before they call anyone. The remodeler whose site answers those questions gets the call, already half-trusted. Here’s the SEO plan for kitchens, baths and whole-home work, plus a calculator for what your spend should be producing.

Run by a former licensed roofer & GC Ad budget paid straight to Google & Meta — no markup English & Español
How it works

Where the money goes — and why.

Cost guides do the selling

“Kitchen remodel cost [city]” is the highest-intent search in your trade and almost nobody answers it with real numbers. An honest range with the factors that move it ranks for years and pre-qualifies every caller — no more $15k-budget meetings for $80k kitchens.

Kitchens and baths are separate races

Kitchen, bathroom, and whole-home remodels each have their own search volume, their own KD, and their own customer. A page per project type — with its own gallery and its own price range — is how remodeling sites actually rank.

Project photos are ranking fuel

Every job produces before/after content Google and homeowners both love. Weekly profile posts and per-project galleries build the proof trail that separates you from the chuck-in-a-truck quotes you keep losing to on price.

Try it yourself

What is your ad spend producing — and what should it produce?

Drag the sliders to what you spend and pay per lead today. The right column shows the typical range after proper management — tighter targeting, weekly negative keywords, faster landing pages — plus leads recovered by missed-call text-back.

Today
33
leads per month
Managed properly
41–52
leads per month, same spend
incl. 4+ recovered by missed-call text-back
Over a year
+120
extra leads, without raising spend

Estimate based on typical results from removing junk clicks (15–30% of unmanaged budgets), landing-page fixes, and missed-call recovery (contractors miss 20–35% of calls). Ranges, not promises — your audit shows the numbers for your actual market. Ad spend is always paid straight to Google/Meta, never marked up.

The roadmap

Your first 90 days, week by week.

No mystery retainer. This is the exact rollout order, the same one we run for every client — each phase starts producing before the next one starts spending:

1
Week 1–2

Audit + foundations

We audit your rankings, ad accounts, tracking and competitors, then fix the free stuff first: Google Business Profile completed, review engine on, tracked numbers on everything. You get the findings in writing within 24 hours of the first call.

2
Week 2–3

LSA live

Google Guaranteed screening submitted day one — it takes 1–3 weeks to approve, so it runs while everything else is built. Pay-per-call only. First calls typically land here.

3
Month 1

Search ads launch

Campaigns split by service and intent, each with its own landing page and budget. Emergency terms and big-ticket terms never share a campaign. Weekly negative-keyword pruning starts immediately.

4
Month 2

Website + conversion

Fast pages, click-to-call everywhere, instant estimator, proof blocks. Every channel lands here — fixing it mid-rollout means every dollar before and after works harder. Automations (missed-call text-back, review requests, reminders) go live.

5
Month 3+

Content, Meta & SEO compound

Monthly film day starts feeding Meta ads and GBP. Retargeting switches on. City/service SEO pages publish and start their climb. From here it’s weekly tuning and a Friday text with the four numbers that matter: spend, calls, cost per call, estimates booked.

Want the full channel-by-channel playbook? Read the digital marketing for contractors guide →

FAQ

Straight answers.

What does SEO for remodelers cost?

$600–$1,800/mo depending on market. Remodeling terms are surprisingly soft — “seo for remodeling companies” sits at KD 2 — because most remodelers rely entirely on referrals and Houzz. That's the opening.

How long does remodeling SEO take to produce leads?

Cost-guide pages typically start ranking in 2–4 months. Remodel customers research long before buying, so leads keep arriving from a page months after it ranks — the pipeline builds slower than ads, then keeps paying.

Is SEO better than Houzz or Angi for remodelers?

Directory leads are shared and price-shopped. A homeowner who found your cost guide and read your project pages calls only you, pre-sold on your process. Most remodelers we work with cut directory spend as rankings arrive.

Get a free audit — see your market's real numbers.

One call. Within 24 hours you get it in writing: where you rank, what leads cost in your market, and what your top three competitors are running.

No card. No contract. Takes one phone call.