Results
2,199 kept estimates. 14 companies. Every one of them named.
These are all of our clients, not a highlight reel. Every kept estimate behind these numbers is a homeowner who sat down with that company's estimator for a bath remodel. Anything that wasn't what we promised is not counted.
Ad spend per kept estimate is each company's figure over the whole time we've been working together. Totals as of September 2026.
Every client
The two with full case studies first, then by how long we've been working together.
A company that keeps paying per estimate for two years is telling you the estimates turn into jobs. Nobody keeps paying for appointments that don't.
AMD Construct
San Jose, CABath remodel estimates for a kitchen and bath remodeling company.
Kutuzov Tile & Stone
Dallas, TXBath remodel estimates for a bath remodeling company.
Eco Build Management
North Port, FLBath remodel estimates for a home building and remodeling company.
Fine Cabinets
Denver, COBath remodel estimates for a remodeling and cabinet refacing company.
Ambience Remodeling
South Denver, COBath remodel estimates for a bath remodeling company.
STIM Remodeling
San Francisco, CABath remodel estimates for a bath remodeling company.
BFF Build For Family
North Los Angeles, CABath remodel estimates for a bath remodeling company.
ENF Construction
Seattle, WABath remodel estimates for a remodeling and siding company.
Easy Fix
Houston, TXBath remodel estimates for a remodeling and painting company.
Tovba Construction
Sacramento, CABath remodel estimates for a remodeling and roofing company.
PausedThe Pro Renovation
Orlando, FLBath remodel estimates for a bath remodeling company. Paused by mutual agreement: the owner was the only closer and couldn't run the estimates we booked. We wrote it up.
Halchak Remodeling
Chattanooga, TNBath remodel estimates for a bath remodeling company.
Alaniya Construction
Orlando, FLBath remodel estimates for a remodeling and siding company.
Syan Builders
Los Angeles, CABath remodel estimates for a remodeling company.
How we count
What these numbers mean, in plain terms.
Kept estimate
A homeowner who sat down with the company's estimator at the scheduled time. Not a lead, not a booking, not a phone quote. If it didn't happen, it isn't counted and it isn't billed.
Not what we promised, removed
If the homeowner rents the house, is outside the service area, is below the minimum job size the client set, or a co-owner never confirmed, we take it off the count and off the invoice. That's our cost, not the client's.
Show rate
Kept estimates divided by booked appointments, measured in our CRM across the accounts we track there. The industry norm for contractor appointments is 60 to 70%. We hold 93% because a live person confirms and reminds every single one.
Ad spend per kept estimate
Everything the company spent on Meta ads in their own account, divided by the estimates that actually sat down, over the whole time we've worked together. It's ad spend only, so it's the number you compare against what you pay a lead vendor per lead, before you count how many of those leads ever turned into a conversation. Our fee is separate, flat, and the same for every company here.
Check it yourself
On the call, pick any company on this page and we'll screen-share its live calendar and ad account with the homeowner details hidden. Numbers you can't check aren't proof, so we let you check.
What 15 kept estimates a month is worth
Your numbers will differ. On the call we run this with your close rate and your ticket, so you see what it means for your company, not for an average one.
Next step
Check if your market is still open.
A 20-minute call. Bring your close rate and your average ticket. We'll tell you whether your metro is available, what the numbers look like for a company your size, and whether we're a fit. No pitch deck.
Texas, Central time. If we're on with a client, we call back the same day.