Separate kitchen and bath campaigns
Kitchen and bathroom remodels run as two jobs, each with its own searches, photos and budget.
Marketing for kitchen and bath remodelers
ECHVO runs Google Ads, Meta, SEO and lead follow-up for kitchen and bath remodelers, built around booked design consultations instead of clicks. Let’s talk about what that would look like for your company.
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For kitchen remodelers, bathroom remodelers and design-build firms, with or without a showroom.

Sound familiar?
Your designer drives out for a full consultation, and the homeowner only wanted a number for a vanity swap.
Ad spend keeps going up, and nobody can say what one booked design consultation actually costs you.
Many lead sites send the same homeowner to several remodelers. Whoever calls first gets a shot, and the bidding starts there.
Remodels take months to decide. Without follow-up, solid inquiries fade after the first call or sit as open proposals.
A remodel means weeks of site visits and showroom trips, so a job at the edge of your map can cost more than it pays.
Reports stop at clicks and forms, so you can’t tell which ads or pages turned into signed remodels.
A short call about where your leads come from and what they cost you.
What we do
Kitchens and bathrooms get their own pages, ads and photo sets, because the buyers ask different questions. Everything points to one next step: a design consultation.
Kitchen and bathroom remodels run as two jobs, each with its own searches, photos and budget.
Google catches the homeowner pricing out a remodel this month. Meta and Instagram reach the one still collecting ideas, and bring them back when they’re closer.
Each finished room gets its story: what the homeowner wanted, what changed and which finishes they chose. Your real photos, never stock passed off as your work.
Room, town, rough timing and a budget range, asked in a way that feels like planning a project rather than applying for a loan.
Homeowners who are months out get useful check-ins instead of silence, and open proposals stay on someone’s list until there’s an answer.
See which sources bring consultations and which bring price shoppers, read as cost per consultation, not cost per click.
Your minimum project size shapes the targeting from day one.
Why remodelers talk to us
ECHVO runs the marketing for kitchen and bath design-build companies, with Google Ads and SEO managed as one plan. It’s the same playbook we bring to your company.
Est. monthly organic visits in Jan 2026, up from 110 in Jan 2024
Page-one keywords in Jan 2026, up from 10
Google Ads spend managed, Q2 2023 to Q2 2026

The company is affiliated with ECHVO, and its name is kept private. Your market, budget, offer, reviews and how fast your team calls back all move the numbers. We don’t promise results.
Get my free auditBefore you spend another month guessing
Tell us the rooms you want more of, your project minimum and the towns you serve. We’ll show you what’s working, what isn’t and what we’d fix first.
How we work
Nothing gets built until you approve the scope. The first step costs nothing.
We look at your kitchen and bath pages, photos, Google Business Profile, ads and how an inquiry becomes a consultation.
What to fix first, how search, ads and follow-up support each other, and what it costs to run. You decide from there.
After you approve scope and fees, we set up the pages, ads and follow-up, then run a test inquiry before launch.
Tracking runs in the background. The monthly report is where we adjust, using your designers’ notes on who showed up ready.
Questions remodelers ask
Have a different question? Ask us on a call, or email info@echvo.com.
Pricing follows the scope we agree on. Depending on the work, you may see a setup fee, monthly management, a project fee or a mix. Ad spend is separate from our fees, and the audit is free.
Usually, yes. The searches, photos and budgets differ, so separate pages and ad groups let each one speak to its buyer. On a small budget, we may start with the room you most want to sell and add the other later.
Show the work you want more of and say plainly what a typical project involves. Portfolio pages, targeting and a budget-range question all signal your level. Small inquiries won’t stop entirely, but fewer will reach your calendar.
Give them something useful without a site visit: what drives cost, a typical range if you’re willing to publish one, and how your consultation works. Some come back when they’re ready; the rest screen themselves out.
It depends on the channel and your market. Paid ads can bring inquiries once campaigns are live, while SEO and portfolio content build over months. Remodels take months to sign, so early progress is judged by consultations and open proposals.
Not necessarily. We put those leads next to the ones that come to you directly, so you can decide what each is worth to your business.
Not to start. We can check a lot from the outside. If you want us to look at clicks and costs, you can add us with read-only access by invite. No passwords are shared, and you can remove the access anytime.
Yes. ECHVO works with contractors across the U.S.
We’ll come back with what’s working, what isn’t and what we’d do first for your kitchen and bath marketing.
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