20 cabinet-project appointments in 90 days. Or you don’t pay.
You build the whole house if the client asks, but the kitchen decides the margin. For contractors and builders who sell and install cabinets, we book homeowners with a cabinet-led project onto your calendar, qualified on scope and budget before you drive to the estimate.
What lands on your calendar when the engine runs.
Not clicks. Not a lead list going cold in a spreadsheet. Homeowners with a project, a budget and a confirmed time.
Named homeowners with a kitchen or cabinet-led project, qualified before they book. You plan crews and materials against a calendar you can trust.
Your estimating hours go to projects that carry a real cabinet package. The bargain-hunter collecting bids never reaches your truck.
20 booked project appointments in 90 days, or you don’t pay our fee. You risk nothing but the strategy call.
The three ways contractors lose the job before the estimate.
One quiet month from your best referral source and the schedule empties. You cannot hire a crew, order materials or promise a start date on word-of-mouth alone.
When a homeowner plans a kitchen, she searches for kitchen people. The showroom with the polished project pages wins the job you could have built better, because your cabinet work is invisible online.
You are on a roof or in a crawl space when the inquiry lands. By the time you call back after dinner, she has booked with whoever answered inside five minutes. The best builder in town loses to the fastest phone.
The homeowner hires whoever answers first. Right now, that is rarely you.
Owners like you, on the record.
GBC Kitchen and Bath is a kitchen & bath showroom we pulled back from $100K in wasted agency spend. Contractors run the identical booked-appointment engine; the channel and the follow-up do not change.
Win the kitchen, win the project.
The homeowner who commits to a cabinet package commits to counters, flooring, lighting and the contractor who ties it all together. Win her kitchen consultation and the rest of the project follows.
The kitchen is the anchor decision of a remodel. Lose that consultation, and the showroom that booked her refers its own installer.
Agencies selling leads for fences, roofs and garage doors cannot tell a cabinet-led remodel from a repair call, so they cannot qualify one. We work only in cabinets, kitchen & bath — scope, budget band and timeline questions are native to us.
The system reaches homeowners while the project is still on paper, qualifies the budget before the calendar, and confirms the appointment so no-shows drop. You estimate for people who already accept what a real kitchen costs; your finished work closes the rest.
One contractor per market. See if yours is still open.
How we fill a builder’s calendar.
Your radius, competitors and highest-intent project searches, mapped against the kitchens you can prove you built.
Search ads on kitchen and cabinet project intent plus before-and-after Meta ads built from your own installs.
AI answers every inquiry in minutes, qualifies scope, budget and timeline, then books the estimate and reminds the homeowner until she shows.
Illustrative only: a conservative 5-of-20 close. Plug in your own close rate and average cabinet-led job value. Not a revenue promise.
See if your market is still open.
We take one contractor per market. Grab a time, or leave your details and a strategist reaches out. No pressure, no obligation.
30 minutes, free — grab any open slot.
Who this isn’t for.
The guarantee only works when the fit is right — so we’re direct about who it’s not for.
If the work is decks, roofs and additions with no kitchens in the mix, we are the wrong shop. The engine is built around cabinet-led projects; pointed anywhere else, it wastes your money and our guarantee.
Appointments go stale fast. If no one on the team can sit with a homeowner within a few days of booking, fix capacity first and call us after.
If you win work by being cheapest, qualified appointments will not fix a margin problem. We send homeowners who buy on trust and craft; the price still has to hold.
Questions owners ask before they call.
How much does contractor marketing like this cost?
Programs run $2,500–$10,000/month depending on market size, competition and channel mix. We scope it after a conversation about your capacity, average job value and growth goals, so the quote fits your business instead of a package sheet.
I’m a general contractor, not a cabinet shop. Is this still for me?
Yes, if kitchens and baths are a real share of your work. We are built for the cabinet side of the industry, so the campaigns target homeowners planning cabinet-led projects: kitchens, baths, built-ins. If that work never crosses your schedule, we are honestly the wrong agency for you.
Will this replace my referral network?
No, and it should not. Referrals stay your warmest channel; the engine runs beside them so a quiet month from one source no longer empties the schedule. Most clients treat it as the floor under the pipeline, with referrals as the upside.
Do you work with other contractors in my area?
No. We take one contractor per market, because we cannot guarantee appointments to two companies bidding on the same homeowners. The first call confirms whether your territory is open; if it is taken, we say so up front rather than waste your time.
What counts as a qualified project appointment?
A named homeowner with a cabinet-led project, a budget in the range you work, a timeline inside the next twelve months, and a confirmed date and time with you. Repair calls, bargain hunters and no-shows do not count toward your number.
What happens if you don't hit 20 appointments in 90 days?
You don't pay. That is the whole arrangement. We have run this engine across 60+ cabinet and kitchen & bath clients over 7+ years; if we miss the number, the cost is ours, not yours.
Can You Really Get 100 Leads a Day?
Technically yes, but 100 leads a day is usually unqualified for a remodeler. The better target is booked showroom appointments, not raw volume.
Do Facebook ads work for contractors?
Facebook ads work for contractors when they use before-and-after creative and geo-target homeowners. Home & Home Improvement leads average $41.26.
How to Advertise My Remodeling Business
Advertise a remodeling business by matching the channel to buyer stage: Google for active search, Meta and Houzz for inspiration, retargeting for comparison.
Let’s fill your project calendar for the next 90 days.
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