We build and run search for remodelers across the country. The website, the rankings, the map pack and the AI answers. $750 to build, $399 a month, no contract.
Homeowners plan kitchen and bath projects for months, saving photos and reading about costs long before they ask for a bid. A move in date, a holiday deadline or a failing shower pan pushes a someday project onto this season's calendar.
They look in three places: the map pack, the organic results under it, and more and more, the AI answer sitting above both. We work on all three, because skipping one hands the call to whoever did not skip it.
One services page trying to rank for everything does not work. For remodelers that means real, separate pages covering kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, walk in shower conversions, whole home remodels, room additions, design build process, project gallery, plus honest pages for the cities you actually serve.
Then the unglamorous part: schema that matches the page, fast loading on a phone, clean URLs and internal links that tell Google which pages matter most.
The hardest part of this market right now: remodelers lose good projects to bigger portfolios online and waste time on bids from homeowners shopping a dream budget. A prettier website does not fix that. Consistent, compounding visibility does.
So the Google Business Profile gets tended every month, reviews get answered, new content goes out on a schedule and the site changes when the business changes. All of it is inside the $399 a month.
A kitchen or bath remodel is often planned for a year or more. Homeowners save photos, read cost guides, ask friends and watch renovation shows. More and more of that research now runs through AI tools. They ask ChatGPT how long a kitchen remodel takes, whether design build is worth it, and which local remodelers handle permits and cabinetry in house.
The remodeler whose pages answer those questions clearly becomes part of the homeowner's thinking months before they request a bid. When they finally reach out, they already understand your process and expect to work with you. That is a very different first meeting than a cold call from someone who found you on a lead site.
Remodeling questions are rarely simple. 'Should I remodel my kitchen before selling' or 'how do I convert a tub to a walk in shower' need explanation, which is exactly what AI tools are built to provide. They look for pages that walk through steps, timelines, budget ranges and decisions in plain language.
Most remodeling websites are gallery first and text light. Beautiful photos, but very little that a search engine or AI tool can read and quote. A firm that pairs its gallery with written project stories and process pages gives those tools something to work with. That firm tends to get cited while the photo only sites get skipped.
Directories like Houzz, Angi and Thumbtack show up in a lot of these answers. Your own site can show up alongside them when it answers the question better. That is fine, but they describe you in a few lines. Your own pages can explain your process, your standards and your recent work in full, which gives AI tools a much richer source to quote.
More people now ask ChatGPT or Google AI for a recommendation before they ever see a results page. Here is how we get remodelers cited in those answers.
Unlimited changes, monthly content, SEO, AI search work and your Google Business Profile. Month to month.
If yours is not here, ask it on the call. You will get a straight answer.
(210) 729-4008Yes. Homeowners use ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews to plan projects and shortlist contractors, and those answers often name local firms or link to their pages. The firms that get named usually have clear written pages on their services, process and past projects, not just photo galleries. It adds to Google rankings rather than replacing them.
For homeowners it looks great, but search engines and AI tools mostly read text. A gallery with no written context gives them little to understand or quote. We keep your photos front and center and add short written project stories, captions and process pages so the site works for people and for search.
You do not need exact prices, and we never invent them. Explaining what drives cost, like layout changes, cabinetry, plumbing moves and finish levels, helps homeowners set realistic budgets and filters out people who are far off. Many remodelers find that this kind of honesty improves the quality of their consultations.
Most remodelers see early movement in Google within a few months. AI mentions tend to follow as new pages get crawled and cited. Because remodeling buyers plan far ahead, some of the value shows up later as homeowners who read your pages months ago finally reach out.
Our focus is your website, Google Business Profile, SEO and AI search visibility. We do make sure your business name, phone and service details match across directories like Houzz, Angi and Yelp, since mismatched listings confuse both Google and AI tools.
Send the site over. We will tell you what is broken, what you could rank for, and whether AI search knows you exist. No charge and no pitch deck.
