Websites + Remodeling
Landing pages for remodeling companies
Remodeling landing pages built around project intent, proof, consultation requests, estimate flow, and longer sales cycles.
What's specific to this niche
Landing Pages works differently for Remodeling.
Remodeling is a long, high-consideration sale: a kitchen or bath inquiry can research for months, and not every lead is a good-fit project. The landing page’s job is to build trust, qualify budget and scope up front, and turn intent into a booked consultation — not just a form.
01 Qualify scope and budget on the page so the calendar fills with good-fit consultations, not tire-kickers
02 Proof-heavy: project galleries, before/after, financing, and timelines for a five-to-six-figure decision
03 Match the page to the project type (kitchen, bath, addition, outdoor) instead of one generic form
04 Built for a long cycle: remarketing hooks and follow-up, because the decision takes weeks