Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
Kitchens, primary suites and full bathroom renovations.
For Southern California contractors
Qualified Homeowner Appointments, Booked On Your Calendar.
HomeQuote Network finds homeowners planning remodels, roofing, fencing, HVAC and pool projects, qualifies them against your standard, and books them into your calendar.
You pay per qualified booked appointment. No monthly marketing retainer required to get started. Service area, project types and pricing are agreed before launch.
Built for established contractors with the capacity to run more estimates and close high-value projects.
Initial coverage
Southern California
- Los Angeles County
- Orange County
- Ventura County
- Riverside County
- San Bernardino County
Coverage is assigned market by market. Availability in a given county or city depends on existing partner commitments at the time you apply.
Illustrative stock photography. HomeQuote Network provides customer acquisition and appointment setting, not construction or installation services.
Real campaign snapshot
Get in Front of Homeowners Ready to Start Their Project.
We run the campaigns and pay for the traffic. Here is one of our own campaigns, from a pool remodeling programme, exactly as the report reads.
- pool-remodeling inquiries
- 450
- ad spend
- $17,558.54
- reporting window
- 30 days
Homeowner inquiries over 30 days
Total spent across the ads in this report
Aug 17 – Sep 15, 2026
Figures are taken directly from the campaign report shown above, for August 17 – September 15, 2026. An inquiry is a homeowner request, not a booked appointment. Past campaign activity is not a guarantee of future results, and results vary by market, budget and season.
What you receive
From Interested Homeowner to Booked Estimate.
A booked appointment means a homeowner who makes the decisions, wants the kind of project you do, and has agreed to a specific day and time. They’re expecting you to discuss their project.
Appointments are booked against your service area, your project categories and the hours you are willing to run estimates.
Coverage is assigned market by market, based on availability.
Check Availability in Your Area
Kitchens and baths, additions and whole-home remodels, plus roofing, HVAC, fencing and pools. You choose the categories we book for you.
Industries
Built for the trades that sell big-ticket home projects.
The same system — demand, qualification, follow-up and booking — set up around the work your company actually does.
General Contractors
Kitchens, baths, additions, ADUs and whole-home remodels.
See how it works
Roofing
Replacements, repairs, tile, shingle and flat roofing estimates.
See how it works
HVAC
AC and heating replacement, heat pumps, mini splits and ductwork.
See how it works
Fencing
Installations, replacements, gates, pool fencing and railing.
See how it works
Pool Contractors
Remodels, resurfacing, tile and coping, equipment and backyard renovation.
See how it works
The gap
Most contractor marketing sells activity, not appointments.
These are the five issues contractors describe most often. None of them are unusual, and all of them come down to the same thing: paying for work that is not measured in homeowners who want an estimate.
Paying before you know it works
Most marketing arrangements ask for a monthly retainer before a single homeowner has contacted you. You carry the risk of the test.
Buying contact details, not conversations
A list of names is not an opportunity. Someone still has to call them, qualify them and get a date in the calendar, and that someone is usually you, after hours.
Inquiries outside your service area
Requests arrive from cities you do not drive to, for jobs you do not take. The volume looks fine on a report and is useless on a calendar.
Reporting that measures the wrong thing
Clicks and impressions do not tell you how many homeowners are sitting in your calendar this week waiting for an estimate.
Small jobs crowding out big ones
Time spent on small repairs and price shoppers is time not spent on the projects your company is set up to win.
The alternative
Agree on what a qualified appointment looks like. We find the homeowner, qualify them, and book them into your calendar. You pay for the appointments that met the standard, and keep full control of the estimate and the close.
How it works
Four steps, agreed before anything runs.
No part of this starts until the terms in step one are written down and confirmed by both sides.
- 01
Define the Market
We agree on project types, service areas, the qualification standard, your calendar availability, capacity and pricing before anything runs.
- 02
Generate Demand
HomeQuote Network creates and manages the homeowner acquisition campaigns that feed your market.
- 03
Qualify and Book
We speak to the homeowner, check them against your agreed standard, and book a specific date and time into your calendar.
- 04
Attend and Close
You turn up to the appointment, run the estimate and control your own sales process. The job is yours.
Project types
The work you can receive.
You select the categories you want. Leads are filtered to those categories and to your approved service area before they reach you.
Whole Home Remodeling
Multi-room and full-interior renovations.
Additions & ADUs
Room additions, ADUs and garage conversions.
Roofing
Roof replacement, repair, tile, shingle and flat roofing.
HVAC
AC and heating replacement, heat pumps and mini splits.
Fencing & Gates
Wood, vinyl and aluminum fencing, gates and railing.
Exterior Renovations
Siding, windows, facades and entry upgrades.
Outdoor Living
Patios, covers, decking and outdoor kitchens.
Pool Remodeling
Resurfacing, tile and coping, equipment and renovation.
Project categories outside this list can be discussed during the application call. Categories are confirmed in your agreement before launch.
Appointment standards
What counts as a qualified booked appointment?
This is the part most arrangements leave vague. It is the first thing we put in writing, because it is the thing you are actually paying for.
A real decision-maker
The appointment is with an actual homeowner, property owner, or a person authorized to make decisions about the property.
Valid, reachable contact information
The name, phone number, and other contact details are the homeowner’s real details, and the homeowner was reachable on them when the appointment was booked.
Inside your approved service area
The property is within the service area agreed with you before launch — by county, city, or ZIP code.
One of your agreed services
The homeowner asked about a service you selected, such as a kitchen remodel, roof replacement, new fence, AC replacement, or pool renovation.
Genuine project interest
The homeowner described a real project they intend to move on, rather than a price-check on work they are not planning.
A specific date and time
The homeowner agreed to a named appointment slot on your calendar — not a vague promise to talk later.
Not fraudulent
The appointment was not generated through fraud, bots, purchased lists, or deliberate falsification. Those are never billable.
Within your agreement’s rules
It complies with the written duplicate, cancellation, rescheduling, and no-show rules in your individual contractor agreement.
What we do not promise
A booked appointment is a scheduled opportunity. It is not a guaranteed attendance, estimate, or sale.
- That every scheduled homeowner will answer every follow-up call
- That every homeowner will keep the appointment, or will not reschedule
- That every appointment will result in an estimate
- That every estimate will become a signed job
- Any particular close rate, contract value, revenue, profit, or return on ad spend
- Any guaranteed number of closed jobs
Final qualification, duplicate, cancellation, rescheduling, no-show, replacement, and dispute terms are defined in each partner agreement.
Why HomeQuote Network
Operational commitments, not claims.
Everything below is something we do, define, or hand over. There are no performance promises in this list, because performance depends on your pricing, your speed, and your sales process as much as on the appointment.
We do the qualifying
The homeowner is screened against the standard we set with you before the appointment is booked, not handed to you to sort out.
Founder-led support
You deal directly with the person accountable for the programme, not a rotating account coordinator.
Appointments, not phone numbers
You are paying for a homeowner booked into a time slot, not a list of contacts for your team to work through.
You set the filters
Service area, project types and minimum job size are agreed in writing before launch and used to screen every inquiry.
A written standard
What counts as a qualified booked appointment is documented up front, so a disputed appointment is a defined question.
No retainer to start
The standard programme is priced per booked appointment. Pricing is confirmed with you before anything runs.
Start with a defined test
Begin with an agreed number of appointments for your market and judge them against your own numbers.
Fits your calendar and CRM
Appointments land on a shared calendar, a booking link or directly in your CRM, with a notification to your team.
System preview
How an appointment reaches your calendar.
The interface below is an example workflow showing the stages between a homeowner inquiry and a booked appointment, and the information recorded at each one. It is a design preview, not client data or reported results.
- Homeowner Inquiry01
- Qualification02
- Appointment Booked03
- Contractor Notified04
- Estimate05
- Sale Tracking06
Appointment booked
Sent to your team
Appointment booked in your service area for Tuesday 10:00. Project: kitchen remodel. Homeowner details attached.
SMS
New appointment Tue 10:00 — kitchen remodel, approved area.
Email, SMS, or direct delivery into your CRM. Confirmed during onboarding.
Appointment record
Example- Homeowner
- Example Homeowner
- Scheduled
- Tue 10:00, confirmed
- Project category
- Kitchen remodel
- Service area
- Approved county — Example city
- Property type
- Single-family residence
- Source
- Paid social campaign
- Status
- Delivered
Fields shown are the record structure. Actual fields available on a given appointment depend on the form and the campaign.
Appointment timeline
ExampleQualified
Checked against your standard
Appointment booked
Specific date and time
Contractor notified
Recorded with timestamp
Attended
Contractor-reported
Estimate provided
Contractor-reported
Won / lost
Contractor-reported outcome
Stages after the appointment is booked depend on contractor reporting. No outcome shown here is promised or typical.
Verification checks
Example- Decision-maker confirmed
- Contact details valid and reachable
- Inside approved service area
- Matches agreed project types
- Genuine project interest
- Date and time agreed
The exact checklist applied to your account is the standard written into your agreement. Duplicate, cancellation, rescheduling and no-show rules are defined there too.
Example workflow — interface preview only. Not client data or reported results.
Working together
Two ways to work with us.
Almost every contractor should start with the first one.
Pay Per Booked Appointment
Recommended starting optionYou pay for qualified homeowner appointments booked into your calendar in your approved service area. Payment is for the appointment meeting the agreed standard, not for whether the homeowner buys.
- No monthly marketing retainer required to test
- We qualify the homeowner, not you
- Booked to a specific date and time in your calendar
- Defined project types and service area
- A written qualification standard
- Start with an agreed number of appointments
Pricing per booked appointment depends on project types, market, qualification requirements, and expected volume. Pricing is confirmed before launch.
Managed Growth System
Need more than appointments? We can also build and manage the entire customer-acquisition system. This is an optional engagement for established contractors and is not required to receive appointments.
- Advertising management
- Landing pages and lead forms
- CRM setup
- Automated SMS and email follow-up
- Speed-to-lead systems
- Appointment booking infrastructure
- Pipeline tracking and reporting
- Ongoing campaign optimization
Fit
Who this is for.
We would rather tell you it is not a fit on the first call than book appointments your team cannot attend.
Best fit
- Licensed and insured contractors
- Remodeling, roofing, fencing, HVAC and pool companies
- Companies with real project photos and a credible online presence
- Teams with a calendar they keep and can share access to
- Contractors with room for more estimates this month
- Companies with a reliable, repeatable sales process
- Contractors targeting meaningful projects rather than small repairs
Not a fit
- Handyman or small-repair-only businesses
- Maintenance-only companies
- Teams that cannot commit to attending booked appointments
- Contractors already at full capacity
- Companies expecting guaranteed closed jobs
After you apply
What happens next.
Applying does not create an agreement or an obligation. It starts a conversation about whether your market is available and whether this is a fit.
- 01
We review the application
We check your project types, service area, and capacity against what is currently available in that market.
- 02
A short call
About fifteen minutes. We confirm the work you want, where you want it, your minimum job size, and how your calendar works.
- 03
Written terms
You receive the qualification standard, the cancellation, rescheduling and no-show terms, how appointments reach your calendar, pricing, and the proposed number of appointments in writing.
- 04
Agree and launch
Once you approve the terms, we connect to your calendar and start the agreed test. Nothing runs before you have approved it.
FAQ
Questions contractors ask.
If something here is not clear, ask on the call. Every term that matters is confirmed in writing before launch.
What counts as a qualified booked appointment?
Generally: a real homeowner, property owner or authorized decision-maker, with valid and reachable contact information, for a property inside your approved service area, who asked about one of your agreed services, showed genuine project interest, and agreed to a specific appointment date and time. It must not have been generated through fraud, bots, purchased lists or falsification, and it must comply with the duplicate, cancellation, rescheduling and no-show rules in your agreement. The exact standard for your programme is confirmed in writing before launch.
So you book the appointment, not just send contact details?
Correct. We generate the homeowner inquiry, speak to them, qualify them against your standard, and book a specific date and time into your calendar. You are not buying a list to chase. You are paying for an appointment that is already in your calendar.
What trades do you work with?
General contractors and remodelers, roofing, fencing, HVAC and pool contractors. Each has its own page under Industries, and appointments are booked only for the project types you choose.
How much does each appointment cost?
Pricing per booked appointment depends on project types, market, qualification requirements, and expected volume. Pricing is confirmed before launch.
Is there a monthly retainer?
Not for the standard pay-per-appointment programme. You pay for qualified appointments booked into your calendar. A full managed growth engagement, where we build and run the entire acquisition system, is available separately for contractors who want it.
What happens if the homeowner does not show up?
No-shows, cancellations and reschedules are handled under the written replacement and dispute policy in your agreement. Those terms are agreed before launch, so the rule is known in advance rather than negotiated afterwards. We do not guarantee attendance. What we stand behind is that the appointment met the agreed standard when it was booked.
Can I choose my service area?
Yes. Your service area is defined before launch, by county, city or ZIP code, and is used as a booking filter. Availability in a given area depends on existing partner commitments at the time you apply.
What if an appointment does not meet the standard?
Raise it through the dispute process defined in your agreement, within the dispute window stated there. Replacement or credit terms are agreed before launch so both sides know the rule in advance.
Are sales guaranteed?
No. We do not guarantee attendance, estimates, sales, revenue or profitability, and we do not promise any close rate or contract value. We are paid for delivering appointments that met the agreed qualification and scheduling standard. Attending, estimating and closing are your work.
How do appointments reach my calendar?
By the method that fits your team: a shared calendar, a booking link, or direct entry into your CRM, plus a notification by email or SMS. This is confirmed during onboarding along with your availability and how much notice you need.
Can we begin with a limited test?
Yes, and that is the recommended way to start. We agree on a defined number of appointments for your market and project types so you can evaluate them against your own numbers before scaling.
See If Your Market Is Available.
Tell us what projects you want, where you work, and how many additional opportunities your team can handle.
Applying does not create an agreement or an obligation. We review the application, confirm availability in your area, and follow up.