More kitchen and bath remodels from homeowners ready to build.
We put your finished rooms in front of homeowners while they are still planning, and stay with them until they are ready to sign.
Remodeling customers take months to decide. Most marketing gives up on them in a week.
A kitchen remodel does not start with a phone call. It starts with a saved photo, a weekend of scrolling, a conversation at the dinner table about whether this is the year. By the time a homeowner fills out your form they have been thinking about it for a long time, and they are probably talking to two or three other remodelers too.
That is where it goes wrong. The request comes in, you call once, maybe twice, and when they do not pick up it goes cold in your head. They have not gone cold. They are still deciding. A few months later they sign with somebody, and it is usually the company that kept showing up: a text after the consultation, photos of a similar kitchen, a check-in when the design was ready.
The next leak is budget. Renovation shows and social media have convinced a lot of people that a new kitchen costs a fraction of what it really does. Without a way to talk about investment before the design meeting, you spend evenings on layouts and selections for people who walk the moment they see the number.
Then there are the shared lead sites. The same homeowner gets passed to several remodelers, everyone's phone rings within minutes, and the job turns into a price fight. For a business that wins on design and craftsmanship, that is the worst place to compete.
And your best marketing is sitting in your camera roll. Hundreds of before and after photos that never make it onto your website, your Google profile or an ad.
How homeowners pick a remodeler
Remodeling is visual and personal. Homeowners save ideas on Instagram, Pinterest and Houzz long before they look for a contractor. When they do search, it is usually for the room, like "kitchen remodel near me" or "bathroom remodel" and their town, not the word remodeler.
Then they vet hard. They want to see projects like theirs, read reviews about the process and whether the timeline held, and understand how payments work. On bigger projects, financing comes up, and a remodeler who explains the options clearly removes one of the biggest reasons people keep waiting.
Most will meet with more than one company, and many are working back from a date, like a holiday or a family visit. The remodeler who communicates best between the first visit and the signature usually wins.
What we run for remodelers
Instagram and Facebook ads built from your own projects
Before and after photos and short walkthrough videos of your kitchens and baths, shown to homeowners in your service area while they are still in the idea stage.
Search and Local Services Ads split by room
Kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling are separate Local Services Ads categories. We split Search campaigns the same way, so someone planning a bathroom lands on bathroom work.
A portfolio that sells the next project
Project pages by room with your real photos, a plain explanation of how your process and payments work, and a consultation form that asks about scope and budget range up front.
Follow-up that lasts through a long decision
After the consultation, texts and emails keep you in the conversation for weeks and months: design check-ins, similar projects, a heads-up when your schedule opens.
A Google profile full of finished rooms and detailed reviews
Project photos added regularly, and a review request after every job that invites the customer to mention the room and what the experience was like.
Past clients brought back for the next room
The family that loved their new kitchen is the most likely to call you about the bathroom. We keep your past client list warm so they do.
Straight off our Google listing.
“Arquilla Solutions delivered an outstanding experience. The system works flawlessly with smooth setup and reliable performance. Owner Sebastian Arquilla is extremely transparent and upfront, which made the entire process easy and trustworthy.”
“Arquilla Solutions is the only company that truly met my expectations from start to finish. I highly recommend them 100%. They are professional, reliable, and highly dedicated to their work.”
“Sebastian is amazing! After struggling to get verified with google business, he got my profile up within less than a week and was so efficient. Highly recommend!”
“Sebastian is great. Great communication and fully transparent. He setup my google business profile for me and was up and running within 4 days. I highly recommend and will be doing future business with his company again very soon.”
What to watch in remodeling
Remodeling ads can fall under Meta's housing category, which removes age targeting and requires locations to cover at least a 15 mile radius. You cannot aim an ad only at the higher-end neighborhoods, so the ad itself has to attract the right homeowner by showing the level of work you do. On Google, the kitchen and bath Local Services Ads categories come with screening, including license, insurance and, for many businesses, background checks on the business and owner, so we start that early to avoid a slow launch.
If you work on homes built before 1978, the EPA lead renovation rule requires firms paid to disturb painted surfaces to be certified, down to sole proprietors. Opening up painted walls and trim in an older house counts. If you are certified, say so on your website. It is a legal requirement, and saying it plainly is a trust signal a lot of competitors skip.
What owners ask us.
How do we stop meeting with people whose budget is a fraction of the project?
Should we be on Houzz, Angi or similar sites?
Do Instagram and Facebook ads actually work for remodeling?
We do not have good photos of our projects. Is that a problem?
How much does it cost?
Let's look at your business.
Tell us a little about your business and what you are looking for. We will come back today with what we would look at first. If we are not the right fit, we will tell you.
