Marketing for Remodeling Contractors
Reno Rise runs done-for-you marketing for remodeling contractors — Meta ads, landing pages, AI lead qualification, and appointment setting that book qualified homeowners directly onto your calendar. In our client data, remodeling appointments cost about $60 to book, and 3–4 of every 10 qualified estimates close — on jobs averaging $40,000 for kitchens and $12,000 for bathrooms.
The remodeling numbers, from our client data
Figures are rounded averages from Reno Rise client accounts; see our Contractor Marketing Benchmark Report.
Why remodeling marketing has the best economics of any trade
At about $60 to produce a booked estimate, ten booked estimates cost about $600. With 3–4 closing at $40,000 average kitchen value, that's $120,000–$160,000 in booked revenue (gross project revenue, not profit). No other trade we serve has a wider gap between the cost of a booked appointment and the value of a closed job — which is why high-ticket remodelers benefit most from focusing on booked estimates instead of raw leads.
Real remodeling results
Invictory Construction, a remodeler in Greater Sacramento, closed $164,000 in new projects in under 60 days with us. Read more on our results page.
How it works for remodelers
Meta ads showcase your transformations to homeowners in your service area, a landing page converts interest into inquiries, AI qualifies each homeowner on project scope, budget, and timeline, and qualified estimates land on your calendar. See how the system works.
FAQs
How much does marketing cost for a remodeling contractor?
In our client data, a showed appointment costs about $60 to produce. Given $12,000–$40,000 average job values, marketing cost is small relative to a single closed job.
How many remodeling estimates turn into jobs?
In our data, 3–4 of every 10 qualified, showed appointments close for high-ticket remodels. Qualification is what drives that rate — unqualified leads close far less often.
How fast can a remodeler get booked estimates?
Clients often book their first appointment within 24 hours of launch, and within 1–3 days on average.