Very long window
One to six months from first click to contract. A lead that goes quiet in week three is not lost, it is thinking.
— Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
Six-figure kitchens do not get bought off a form fill. They get bought after months of looking, one design conversation, and a follow-up sequence that never dropped the thread.
Kitchen and bath work has one of the longest consideration windows in home services. One to six months from first click to signed contract is normal, and the homeowner spends most of that time collecting ideas rather than collecting bids. Meta carries that inspiration phase. Google Search picks them up later, when they type kitchen remodel near me and are finally ready to talk to a person.
Before and after content is the highest performing creative in the trade, because the before shot is the homeowner's own kitchen. The offer should be a design consultation, not a quote, since that matches where the buyer's head actually is. And because the cycle runs long, the automated nurture is doing more work than the ad. Most competitors send one quote and go quiet, so simply continuing to show up is a structural advantage.
One to six months from first click to contract. A lead that goes quiet in week three is not lost, it is thinking.
Asking for a quote request assumes a decision the homeowner has not made yet. A design consultation meets them where they are.
Most competitors quote once and never follow up again. That is the entire opening.
Meta carries before and after sets, walkthroughs, and finished detail shots to the homeowners who are still imagining the room.
Google Search picks up kitchen remodel near me and the bath-specific terms once the homeowner is ready to actually talk to somebody.
The nurture sequence keeps working across months with check-ins, project photos, and reminders, so the job is still yours when the budget clears.