High-intent kitchen remodel leads from homeowners planning their next project. Exclusive to your business.
Every lead is exclusive, real-time, and compliance-verified before it reaches you.
Every lead is sold once, to you. Never shared with five competitors chasing the same homeowner.
Leads post to your CRM the moment they convert, while intent is at its peak.
Survey-qualified prospects who actually asked for a quote, not scraped lists or cold data.
Documented consent and a TrustedForm certificate on every single lead.
Generated in-house by our own media team, so you know exactly where every lead came from.
Pay per lead. Scale up, slow down, or pause anytime, on your terms.
A kitchen is usually the largest interior project a homeowner takes on, and the scope varies more than almost any other remodel. One homeowner wants new countertops and a backsplash. Another wants cabinets refaced or replaced. A third is planning a full renovation that moves plumbing, adds an island and changes the layout. Each of those is a different job, a different crew and a different budget, so knowing the project type before the first call saves time on both sides.
Kitchen projects are planned, not emergencies. Homeowners compare designs, materials and contractors before they commit, and many have a target start date in mind. That makes timeline and budget more useful qualifiers here than in urgent trades. A homeowner ready to start in the next few weeks needs a fast callback and an in-home measure. One planning for later in the year is still a real prospect if you stay in touch.
Homeownership matters too. Renters rarely have the authority to approve a remodel, which is why ownership of the home is part of what makes a kitchen lead qualified.
Full-service remodelers and general contractors use kitchen leads to keep their schedule full of larger renovation projects. Cabinet, refacing and countertop companies use the same leads to reach homeowners who are asking about the specific work they do.
Many kitchen companies also handle bathrooms and other interior work. If that is you, ask about adding bathroom remodeling leads in the same service area.
Yes. Each lead is sold once, to one company, so the homeowner is not fielding calls from several remodelers at the same time.
The project type the homeowner selects comes with the lead, so your team knows the scope before the first call.
Yes. Coverage is set by ZIP code or state, so you only receive leads where you work.
In real time. Each lead posts to your CRM the moment the homeowner submits, while they are still comparing options.
Yes. Every lead carries documented consent and a TrustedForm certificate, and records are scrubbed against Do-Not-Call and known-litigator lists before delivery.
No. You pay per lead, with no retainers. Scale up, slow down or pause whenever you need to.
No retainers. No long-term contracts. You only pay for the exclusive kitchen remodeling leads you actually receive.