For kitchen and bath remodelers
Kitchen and bathroom remodeling leads, booked as visits.
A kitchen buyer isn’t a gutter buyer, and the lead shouldn’t be sold like one. We run the ads on your own account, ask the kitchen and bath questions before anyone drives out, and put a confirmed visit on your calendar.
100%
show-up on a scaled account, confirmed twice before the visit
$58,000
average signed project from our appointments
$150 to $250
in ad spend per qualified, booked kitchen or bath visit
1 in 4
appointments becomes a job, at minimum
30 sec
until every new lead gets a reply, day or night
Why kitchen and bath
A kitchen or bath lead is a $15,000 to $83,000 conversation.
The job behind a kitchen or bath request is a different animal, and so is the homeowner: they compare designs and contractors before anyone signs.
Kitchen
$28,458
minor kitchen remodel, midrange
$82,793
major kitchen remodel, midrange
$55,000
median major remodel of a large kitchen, 2025
Bath
$26,138
bath remodel, midrange
$81,612
bath remodel, upscale
$15,000
median primary bath remodel, 2025
Job costs: Remodeling Cost vs Value report, 2025. Medians: 2026 Houzz & Home Study, what homeowners spent in 2025.
Kitchen vs bath
Nearly the same lead price, a much smaller job.
Guides price a bath lead about the same as a kitchen lead. A midrange bath is about a third the size of a midrange major kitchen, so the bath lead has to close more often to pay for itself.
A booked visit with us
$150 to $250
In ad spend on our accounts, kitchen or bath, qualified and confirmed, with nobody on your side making the calls.
Block’s own math makes the point: a $75 lead that closes 1 time in 10 costs $750 per job, which is under 2% of a $40,000 kitchen and 5% of a $15,000 bath. The full chain from lead to signed job is in what a remodeling lead should cost.
Buying kitchen remodeling leads
Who sells kitchen and bath leads, and how many contractors get each one.
On a $55,000 kitchen, a lead sold to four or five contractors turns your visit into a price comparison before you walk in.
- Angi (HomeAdvisor)
- Networx
- Modernize
- Smarter Contractor
One remodeler per market, and it arrives as a booked visit
Each seller’s count is from its own page. The companies ranked one by one, with prices and who follows up, are in the 9 best lead generation companies for contractors.
Want us to check what your kitchen and bath leads are really costing you?
We’ll look at your leads, your cost per appointment and your follow-up, and tell you straight what we’d change.
Qualified, room by room
The questions that separate a kitchen buyer from a browser.
A seller checks that a real homeowner asked about the right trade. These are the answers you actually need before you drive out.
A kitchen
Refresh, new cabinets, or a full gut?
Is the layout moving?
A bath
Primary bath or guest bath?
A tub-to-shower swap or a full remodel?
For both: a budget range against your minimum, a start date, and a home they own in your area. We ask these before the homeowner reaches your calendar. Then they pick a time, and we confirm it the day before and two hours before.
The full list of what a qualified appointment passes is in what a qualified appointment is, and what happens in the first hours after the form, two ways, is on remodeling leads.
After the form
A lead seller’s advice ends at “respond within minutes.” Ours ends at a confirmed visit.
What the sellers tell you to do
Respond to new leads within minutes. (Modernize's kitchen lead guide)
Call new leads 5 to 10 times and text them 2 to 4 times. (Service Allies)
Answer calls live and respond within minutes. (99 Calls)
What we handle for you
A reply within 30 seconds, day or night
The qualifying questions, asked and answered
A time booked on your calendar
Confirmed the day before and two hours before
Follow-up for the ones who aren't ready yet
We handle the whole process, and Natasha, our AI assistant, sits underneath it so nobody who goes quiet is forgotten. Everything we run for you is in marketing for remodelers.
“He focuses on actually getting qualified appointments on the calendar rather than just sending us a bunch of leads. There's no overpromising or BS.”
Straight answers
The questions remodelers ask about kitchen and bath leads.
Where can I buy kitchen remodeling leads?
Marketplaces like Angi, Networx, Modernize and Fixr sell kitchen and bath leads, usually shared with several pros. Houzz Pro sells a monthly plan. We don't sell leads: we book qualified kitchen and bath visits for one remodeler per market.
How much do bathroom remodeling leads cost?
No seller publishes a price list. Guides put a shared bath lead at $25 to $100 and an exclusive one at $150 or more. Since a bath job is often a third to half the size of a kitchen, the same lead price takes a bigger bite of the job.
Are your kitchen and bath leads exclusive?
Yes. The ads run on your own ad account under your name, every visit is yours alone, and we work with one kitchen and bath remodeler per market.
Do you sell leads or appointments?
Appointments. We run the ads, reply right away, ask the qualifying questions and put a confirmed time on your calendar. You never get a bare name and number to chase.
What makes a kitchen or bath lead qualified?
The homeowner owns the house, lives in your area, and has a real project, a timeline and a budget that fits your work. Then they pick a time and confirm it twice.
Do you work with kitchen and bath remodelers in my market?
We work anywhere in the United States, with one kitchen and bath remodeler per market. Answer a few quick questions below and we'll tell you whether yours is open.
Work we’ve done
Kitchens and baths, booked onto a calendar.
King Remodeling · San Diego, CA
From about $80K a month to over $1 million a month.
A good contractor spread across Thumbtack, Yelp and Google, with months they couldn’t predict. We plugged in the system, and the calendar filled with confirmed homeowners instead of leads to chase.
Read the case study →Run your numbers
Would this actually work for your business?
Drag the two sliders. We assume only 1 in 4 appointments becomes a job, on purpose.
20
appts / mo
5
closed jobs
$2.7M
yearly pace
Your monthly potential
$225,000
in new projects every month, from 5 closed jobs, closing just 1 in 4 appointments.
One remodeler per market
Your market, yours alone.
Answer a few quick questions and I’ll show you what a calendar of qualified kitchen and bath visits looks like for your business.
Itai Benisty, Founder, Smarter Contractor