For kitchen and bath remodelers who answer their own phone
Let's get more kitchen and bath estimates on your calendar. You just show up.
We answer homeowners the minute they reach out, find out what they want and what they can spend, and book them into the hours you choose. After you send a price, we follow up until they answer. No chasing. No phone tag. No new app to learn.
Remodeling jobs leak out in two places
1. The first five minutes
A homeowner calls while you're on a ladder. You call back at lunch. They already have someone coming out.
lower odds of even reaching them when you call back in 30 minutes instead of 5. (source 1)
2. The weeks after your estimate
You measure, write it up and send it. Then nothing. You don't chase, because chasing feels pushy, so the job goes to whoever did.
"The reply almost always comes on the third or fourth one, not the first."A remodeler on ContractorTalk (source 2)
How we plug both
A homeowner reaches out
From your ad, your website, a call or a text. Ad leads answer a few questions first: kitchen or bath, scope, timeline, budget and whether they own the home.
Your phone gets a text
Their name, answers and number. Rather handle one yourself? Reply 1.
They're booked on your calendar
Your booking assistant texts them from your business number in about a minute and books the estimate, only inside the hours you set. It says it's an assistant and never quotes a price.
Calls you miss still get booked
Calls ring your phone first. Can't grab it? Your booking assistant answers, gets the project and budget, and books the estimate on the call.
They show up
Reminders, a text introducing you and an easy reschedule link. Miss the visit? They get a same-day offer to rebook.
Your estimate gets followed up
Short, polite texts until they answer. "Maybe later" homeowners get check-ins for up to a year.
Your part
- Follow the setup steps once
- Show up to estimates
- Reply Y or N when we text you
Want more homeowners? We run your ads too.
- Facebook and Instagram ads in your ad account. The homeowners are yours. Never shared, no per-lead charge.
- Ready-made kitchen and bath ads. You see every ad before it runs.
- Ads that don't book estimates get shut off. The ones that do keep running.
- Spend stays under the monthly cap you set.
- Your own website and homeowner pages, built for you.
No ads? Everything above still works on homeowners who call, text or fill out your form.
What it costs
One small bathroom remodel runs about $18,000. At a typical 30% margin, that's about $5,400 in gross profit. A full year of Book Remodels is $2,000. (sources 3, 4)
An agency runs $1,650 to $7,500 a month, with a contract. Shared leads run $25 to $150 each. (sources 5, 6)
Monthly
- No contract
- Cancel any time
- Founding price locked while you stay
Annual
- Four months free
- One payment for the year
- Founding price locked while you stay
Paid separately: your ad spend, straight to Facebook with no markup, and texts and calls from a small prepaid balance, typically $25 to $60 a month. No setup fee.
Why so cheap? No sales team, no account managers, no calls. It's built once and installed in your account.
Founding list
The first 50 remodelers lock in the founding price
$250 a month or $2,000 a year, for as long as you stay. After 50, the price goes up for everyone who joins later. Checkout opens soon, and the list gets the link first.
Free. No commitment. Nobody will call you.
Quick answers
Is this AI talking to my customers?
Your booking assistant texts in your company's name and answers the calls you miss. It always says it's an assistant. You still run the estimate.
Can I keep my phone number?
Yes. Your cell stays as is. Ads, pages and texts use a new local business number that rings your cell first.
How long until it's live?
Your account opens the minute you check out, and setup walks you through it one step at a time. Calls work right away. Texting turns on once the phone carriers approve your registration, usually within a few days.
I tried Facebook ads before and got junk.
Every homeowner answers budget, timeline and whether they own the home before you see them. That filters out a lot of tire kickers. Not all of them.
Do I own my stuff?
Yes. Your ad account, your homeowner list and your domain are yours.
My work comes from referrals.
Keep them. This is for the slow months and the gaps between big jobs.
Do you sell this to my competitor down the street?
We don't lock territories. But your homeowners come from your ads, in your ad account, to your pages. They come only to you.
What won't it do?
Invoicing, job costing, project management or closing the sale. And nobody honest can guarantee you jobs.
Can I talk to someone first?
There are no sales calls. Put your question in the founding list form and you'll get a written answer by email.
- Odds of reaching a lead about 100 times lower at 30 minutes than at 5: Oldroyd and Elkington, Lead Response Management Study.
- "The reply almost always comes on the third or fourth one...": ContractorTalk.
- Small primary bath median about $18,000: Houzz 2026 renovation medians.
- Remodeler gross margin 29.9%: National Association of Home Builders, Remodelers' Cost of Doing Business.
- Agency retainers $1,650 to $7,500 a month: Colorado Web Impressions; Builder Funnel.
- Shared leads $25 to $150: Block Renovation.