Homeowners search "kitchen remodeling near me" and "bathroom remodeling near me" as two distinct, high-value projects. We build the complete SEO system that ranks you for both — starting with full Google Business Profile optimization, plus dedicated kitchen and bathroom pages, reviews and city pages — so high-intent renovation leads find you first.
"Kitchen remodeling" and "bathroom remodeling" are searched separately by homeowners planning very different projects. Targeting each on its own dedicated page ranks you for both — instead of a vague "remodeling" page that ranks strongly for neither.
For a five-figure renovation, homeowners scrutinize your Google Business Profile — reviews, project photos, and ratings. An optimized profile with a steady flow of detailed reviews is what earns the consultation.
Kitchen and bath remodels are planned for months and worth many thousands of dollars. Ranking early in that research window puts you in front of the homeowner long before competitors — and one won project pays for the program many times over.
The right categories, services, and project photos, plus detailed reviews — the biggest lever on your local ranking, fully managed.
We target "kitchen remodeling" and "bathroom remodeling" — and their variations — as separate terms across your service area.
Genuinely unique pages for kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling, plus per-city pages — so you rank for each project type across your territory.
Project galleries and detailed reviews placed to build trust for a high-value renovation decision.
Fast load times, clean structure, local schema, and mobile-first pages — the foundation Google needs to rank you.
Clear monthly reporting on rankings, calls, and leads for both kitchen and bathroom searches.
When a homeowner types one of these into Google, SEO decides whether they find you — or the remodeler down the street. These are the high-intent kitchen and bathroom searches we build your rankings around.
Before we say what we would do for your remodeling company, here is what we found when we went and measured the competition. We measured 500 small, independent US contractor businesses in October 2026, across roofing, plumbing, HVAC, electrical and landscaping — 334 of them served a site we could read — for the things that decide whether Google and the AI answer engines can understand a business at all. Most of what is wrong is not competitive — it is unattended.
49% had no LocalBusiness schema — the one format built for stating what a business does and where. A further quarter had structured data a plugin added for them, which describes the website and says nothing about the business.
16% carried not a single line of JSON-LD. To an AI answer engine deciding who to name for a trade in a city, those businesses are prose to be guessed at rather than a record to be read.
64% have no real service-and-location architecture, and half have not a single page aimed at a town. The search a homeowner actually types — the trade plus the place — has nothing on their site pointed at it.
37% of the sites we read reused one title across several pages. That asks Google to choose between pages all claiming to be the same thing. It usually picks the home page, and the service pages never surface.
34% had at least one page with no H1 at all. Small on its own, and a reliable sign that nobody has looked at the page the way a search engine does.
18% had no sitemap, and a third of the businesses we pulled from public listings served nothing we could read — parked, blocked, timed out or simply gone. Every citation pointing there is a dead end, and the owner almost certainly does not know.
In the five trades we have figures for, Local Services Ads are the cheapest paid route in — $33–130 a lead on published 2026 benchmarks, booking at around 44%. We have no published figures for kitchen and bath specifically, so we are not going to invent one. The point holds either way: paid bills you again for the next job, and a ranking you have earned does not.
Measured and written by Cameron, founder of Local Leader.
Study run October 2026 · page last reviewed
The same checks we ran across those 500 businesses, run against yours and the kitchen and bath companies currently outranking you. You get the findings whether or not you work with us.
Schema, titles, headings, speed, the sitemap. None of it is glamorous and all of it is cheap compared with what it unlocks. There is no point building content on a site Google cannot read.
A page for each service and each town you can genuinely evidence — not one page per town with the name swapped, which is the thing Google has spent years learning to ignore.
Your Google Business Profile does more for map rankings than anything on your website. It needs photos, posts and a steady flow of reviews, every month, not once at setup.
Most agencies in this trade will not put a number on a page. We would rather you knew now than spent a call finding out. The website build is free in every plan — no setup fee, no build fee — and you own it from the day it goes live.
The starting point for a remodeling company ready to invest in growth. $319/mo billed yearly.
The complete system, for companies that intend to lead the market rather than appear in it. $1,199/mo billed yearly.
Franchises and operations running five or more locations. From $4,799/mo billed yearly.
No long contracts and no setup fees. If you leave you keep the website, the domain, the Google Business Profile and the analytics — ask every agency you speak to for that in writing. See what is in each plan.
Most remodelers see meaningful movement within 3 to 6 months, with results compounding after that. Because kitchen and bath projects are high-value and researched for months, ranking early for "kitchen remodeling" and "bathroom remodeling" searches puts you in front of homeowners well before they choose — and it keeps compounding.
Yes — that's the whole point. "Kitchen remodeling" and "bathroom remodeling" are distinct, high-intent searches, so we build dedicated, genuinely unique pages and target each term separately, rather than lumping them together. You rank for both the kitchen and the bathroom projects homeowners search for.
We deliver it as part of a monthly Local Leader package rather than a one-off project, so your website, map pack, reviews, and content all work as one system. Because a single kitchen or bath remodel is worth many thousands of dollars, even a few extra won projects a year return many times the investment. See packages.
Yes. Your Google Business Profile is a major driver of local rankings, so it's a core part of our SEO — the right categories, services, project photos, posts, and a steady flow of detailed reviews that build trust for a high-value renovation decision, all managed for you.
Yes. We map your service area, prioritize the highest-value cities and neighborhoods, and build dedicated, genuinely unique city pages for both kitchen and bathroom remodeling — so you rank for "kitchen remodeler in [city]" and "bathroom remodeler in [city]" across your whole territory.
Very much so. Kitchen and bath homeowners research heavily online before choosing, so ranking for their searches earns you free, high-intent traffic at the exact moment they're planning a major project — and one won remodel typically pays for the program many times over.
Most of what you will be told is the same list: profile, reviews, citations, content. The difference is that we measured the field rather than describing it. We measured 500 small, independent US contractor businesses in October 2026 and we will show you where yours and your competitors' sit against those figures before you decide anything. An agency that cannot tell you what the bar actually is cannot tell you how far above it you need to get.
The build is free and we earn on the monthly marketing that follows. The catch, stated plainly, is that it only works if we are confident we can rank the site — so we do not take on every company that asks. You own the site either way, and that is in writing before you sign.
You keep the website, the domain, the Google Business Profile and the analytics. We will not hold any of it hostage, and you should ask every agency you speak to the same question in writing before you commit.
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