Kitchen remodeling marketing services, in two sizes

Our kitchen remodeling marketing services come in two forms: work that builds your presence in search over time, and ads that reach homeowners who are close to booking a design consult. Most remodelers pick one first, and some end up wanting both.

Choose the side of the design calendar you want to fill

Organic Growth makes pages and a map listing that keep working between projects. Paid Ads switches on when you have a gap, a new town or a refacing line to announce.
On the shortlist before the first consult

Organic Growth

A single plan works on Google results, Maps and the answers AI assistants give. Each month adds pages for the remodel types, cabinet lines and neighborhoods on your calendar, written around how your crew really builds, and your design lead or owner checks any line that touches price, lead times or permits ahead of publication. On Gold and Platinum the website becomes our job as well.

Open the search plan detailsCompare the monthly plans

On the scope sheet

  • One page per remodel type, cabinet style, countertop material and neighborhood you want more of
  • Your design lead or owner reads every line about pricing, lead times or permits before it goes live
  • Technical and on-page cleanup: titles, headings, speed and internal navigation
  • A Google Business Profile that matches your showroom or service area, built and kept current
  • Citation clean-up, and a review invitation sent after the final walk-through
  • Your services, towns and process written so AI assistants repeat them as you would say them
  • New landing pages and Strategic Content Assets on a monthly schedule
  • A monthly report of traffic, calls, design-consult requests and every edit we made
  • A custom website for your company, hosted and maintained by us (Gold and Platinum)
Ads for the homeowner who is ready to book a design consult

Paid Ads

We build and run Google, Bing and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) campaigns around the project types you want more of, limited to the towns where your crew really works. Each platform charges you for its clicks on top of our fee.

Open the ad plan detailsCompare the monthly plans

On the scope sheet

  • Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), mixed to match the projects you want
  • Every ad account belongs to you and stays open for you to review
  • Reach drawn around the towns your crew actually drives to
  • Negative keywords that screen out do-it-yourself, cabinet-store shoppers, product-only searches and job seekers
  • Calls and form fills tracked from the first day the ads run
  • Platform click charges go to your card, not onto our invoice
  • A monthly report tying ad spend to phone calls and design-consult requests, not to impressions

Which kitchen remodeling situation points where

A few common calendars, and the side of our work that tends to suit each.
  • Paid Ads

    The calendar has holes next month

    Ads can put your project types in front of nearby homeowners without waiting for new pages to mature, which suits a gap you want to close soon. Read the paid ads page for how we keep reach inside your service area.

  • Organic Growth

    The pricing and portfolio pages are thin

    If a homeowner has to call to see anything, the site is losing the research stage. Pages per remodel type, material and town fix that and keep paying off.

  • Both, in order

    A refacing line or a new town is launching

    Pages go up first so the ads land somewhere useful. Then a small ad test can point homeowners at them.

Reading the plans like a scope sheet

Every tier is listed with its monthly price on the pricing page, so you can compare them the way a homeowner compares your proposals. Month to month means what it means at the end of a punch list: you can stop when the month closes.

Not sure where to start? The full marketing walk-through covers how channels fit around your cabinet lead times. Marketing is what we sell; we are not a contractor or designer, and anything about permits, warranties or schedules stays in your own written terms.

Bring the next remodel type you want more of

Tell us whether it is full kitchens, refacing or a new town, and we will sketch which side of the calendar to work on first. Prices are on the pricing page.

Describe the kitchens you want more of

List the remodels you take on, the finish lines you like to install and the towns you work in. There is nothing to prepare first. Homeowner names, addresses and permit numbers can stay out of your message.

Drop a note on the design desk

A few sentences about your company are plenty. Stick to business questions and leave homeowner details and permit numbers out. Whoever opens the inbox reads each message in full.

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.