Budget ranges on the site
Publishing what a kitchen costs in your market removes the worst conversations from your calendar.
Remodelers
Nobody signs a kitchen contract off one visit. The follow up is the marketing.
Schedule a timePublish real project photos with real budget ranges, then follow up for months instead of days. Remodeling leads take weeks to decide, and the contractor still in the conversation at week eight usually wins.
Remodeling has the longest consideration window in home services and the least patient follow up. Most contractors quote once and go quiet.
Meanwhile the homeowner is talking to a spouse, checking financing and looking at photos for three months.
Project values are large, so a handful of contracts makes the year. That tolerates a high cost per lead and demands a serious close rate.
The expensive mistake is quoting everybody. Qualification on budget before the site visit protects the only resource you cannot buy more of.
Timing. Interest builds in late winter for spring starts and again after the holidays. Projects sold in Q1 fill the calendar for half the year.
Publishing what a kitchen costs in your market removes the worst conversations from your calendar.
One page per project with the scope, the budget band, the timeline and the neighborhood. These rank and they sell.
Photos, a similar project, a financing note, a check in. Twelve weeks, not three days.
A paid or structured consult filters tire kickers and starts the relationship as a professional one.
A review naming a kitchen in Highland Park and a budget range does more than five stars alone.
This sits on top of the home services playbook: get found, convert, capture, grow, prove.
Thirty minutes. Bring your lead sources and we will tell you what is worth keeping.
Schedule a time