About Kitchen Remodeling SEO, a marketing agency for remodelers
Kitchen Remodeling SEO exists to help kitchen remodelers, design-build firms and kitchen and bath companies get found by homeowners who are choosing a company. Marketing is our whole business, which means we know search and ads and we know where our knowledge stops and your trade begins.
Who this agency is set up for
The firms we write for run from one-crew remodelers with a small showroom to design-build companies with several designers. Some do refacing and countertop swaps, some do kitchen and bath together. What they share is a calendar governed by design consults, estimator hours, crews and the cabinet order that arrives when it arrives.
A flood of inquiries is not the aim, because a design team cannot sit through twenty consults it cannot win. The aim is a steady run of homeowners whose project, town and timing suit the firm.
How we run a kitchen remodeling account
Posted prices on the pricing page
The fee for each tier is listed on the pricing page. We think a remodeler should recognize the logic, since you also hope a homeowner reads your numbers before the first call.
Month to month, one phase at a time
No contract, no startup fee and no deposit to forfeit. A month ends like a punch list closing, and you decide what comes next.
Your lead designer approves the sensitive lines
Anything about pricing, cabinet lead times, permits, warranties or schedules goes to you before it publishes. Those words belong to your written terms.
A marketing agency, not a kitchen contractor or designer
We do not build, design, engineer or inspect anything, and we do not advise on load-bearing walls, plumbing, electrical work, ventilation, building rules or what a local permit requires. We are not lenders, insurers or lawyers. When your pages touch permits, licensing, warranties, financing or schedule promises, the wording comes from your own written terms and your own counsel, insurer or lender, and you check with your local authority and state licensing board. If your company holds a license or certification, show only what it really holds, in the issuer's current words, with proof on file.
What we will not do for a kitchen remodeler
- Promise a ranking, a number of inquiries or a date by which a design consult will land.
- Give advice on structural work, permits, codes or what a homeowner's local authority needs.
- Write or post reviews, offer homeowners gifts for reviews or screen reviews before they go up.
- Sell, resell or share your inquiries with other remodelers.
- Touch homeowner names, addresses or permit numbers, or ask you to send them through the public form.
- Invent case studies, awards, badges or customer counts.
- Describe how long a cabinet order or a project takes as if it were a fact.
Public replies, social posts and project photos stay free of house numbers and homeowner details, and photos need the homeowner's permission.
Questions a remodeling owner asks about this agency
Is Kitchen Remodeling SEO for remodelers only, or for homeowners too?
It is for the companies, never the homeowners. If you are a homeowner weighing a kitchen project, you want a remodeler, designer or cabinet company, and this site is not one. If you run such a company, the services page is the best first stop.
Do you build kitchens, or only market them?
We are a marketing agency and the plans are described on the pricing page. We do not do kitchen work, and nothing in our plans involves crews or installation. All we manage is the search presence, the ad accounts and the reporting around your projects.
Who sees my homeowner information if I send it?
Please do not send it. The public contact form is for business questions about your company and its marketing. Leave homeowner names, addresses and permit numbers out of messages, public review replies and social posts.
Bring us the scope for your next season of kitchens.
Say which remodels you sell, which cabinet and countertop lines you favor and where your crews drive. What you get back is a frank assessment and one flat monthly figure. Please keep anything that identifies a homeowner, from names to permit numbers, out of what you write.
That floor plan drawing itself while you scroll is only an ornament. It is not a prediction of what any firm will see.