A homeowner planning a kitchen or whole-house renovation searches for weeks or months, and usually reads what it costs before calling anyone. Your ads have to work for that buyer, not for someone with a burst pipe.
Emergency trades win the click and the job in one sitting. Remodeling does not. A project is researched over many searches, compared across a few quotes, and signed long after the first click. That changes how the account has to be built:
Most agencies report leads. A remodeler needs to know which keyword produced a signed contract, weeks after the click.
Here is how we close that gap:
Each campaign gets its own tracking number, and forms capture which ad brought the visitor.
You tell us when a lead becomes an estimate and when it becomes a contract, through a shared sheet or your CRM.
We match those outcomes back to the campaign and keyword.
Multi-touchpoint attribution shows the early research searches that came before the final call, so they are not cut for looking idle.
We also review call summaries and form entries each month to flag junk leads, and feed what we find into the negative keyword list. The limit is that we can only match outcomes you share with us.
The order of work:
of any existing account and tracking.
before any ad runs.
and landing pages built.
with search terms reviewed as they come in.
Setup takes. Because remodeling sells slowly, a lead today may not sign for weeks or months. The early read is on lead quality and which searches trigger your ads, not on revenue. We do not promise a ranking, a lead volume or a date for results.
There are two separate costs: ad spend paid to Google, and a management fee paid to us.
Set your own ceiling before spending anything:
The report separates the click from the consequence, so you can see what spend turned into signed work and what only turned into noise.
Referrals and search reach different buyers. Ads reach homeowners who do not know you yet and are searching now. Whether the cost makes sense depends on your ceiling per lead, worked out above.
No. Nobody can, because Google runs an auction. We describe the work and report what happens.
Yes. We audit it first, then say what to keep and what to rebuild.
We can match outcomes from a shared sheet or most CRMs that export lead status. Tell us what you use at kickoff.
We review your account, tracking and search terms, then send written findings. You can act on them yourself or ask us to. Call {+1 754-704-4727}