Demand on demand

Paid Ads for Carpenters and Remodelers

SEO compounds, but ads start Monday. We run Google and Meta campaigns that put your remodeling company in front of homeowners at the exact moment they're pricing a project.

Sample results we've achieved for clients

2–5

Additional jobs closed per month for one client

$300k+

Largest single job a client closed in year one

5.0

Average Google review rating

Examples from past NextBuild client work, not a guarantee of future results.

Sound familiar?

  • You boosted a Facebook post, got 40 likes, and not one estimate request.
  • Google Ads spent your budget on "handyman near me" clicks you'd never take the job for.
  • You can't tell which ad, keyword, or campaign actually produced the jobs you booked.

What's included

Google Search & Local Services

High-intent keyword campaigns plus Google Guaranteed setup so you sit above the map pack for remodeling searches in your drive radius.

Meta project campaigns

Before-and-after creative from your own jobs, targeted to homeowners by neighborhood, home value, and life event.

Landing pages that match

Every campaign points to a dedicated page with the right photos, service, and town — not your homepage.

Call & lead tracking

Call recording, form attribution, and a monthly report that shows cost per booked estimate, not just cost per click.

How the work runs

  1. Week 1

    Audit & offer

    We define the job type you want more of and build the offer and budget around it.

  2. Week 2

    Build

    Campaigns, negative keyword lists, creative, and landing pages go live.

  3. Month 1

    Tune

    Weekly search-term pruning and creative testing while the algorithm learns.

  4. Ongoing

    Scale

    We scale spend only on the campaigns proving out in booked estimates.

Paid Ads questions we get weekly

What ad budget do I need?

Most carpentry and remodeling clients start between $1,500 and $3,000 per month in ad spend. Below that, the data comes in too slowly to optimize well.

Google or Facebook first?

Google when homeowners already know they need the work. Meta when you're selling a project they haven't started shopping for yet — like a deck or a full kitchen.

How do you keep out junk leads?

Tight negative keyword lists, service-area exclusions, qualifying questions on the form, and budget-range fields before anyone reaches your phone.

Can I run ads without good SEO?

Yes, and many clients start here. Ads produce leads now while SEO builds the traffic you don't have to pay for later.

Pairs well with

Ready for paid ads that fills the calendar?

Get a free consultation and an honest look at what's holding your online presence back.