Homeowners ask AI which kitchen and bath remodeler to hire. Make sure it names yours.
Your work is already good. The question is whether AI can see it. When a homeowner in your city asks who to trust with a kitchen or a bath, we make the answer say your name.
Yes, we really asked it. Go ahead and try it on yours.
Good bones deserve a good answer.
Does AI recommend kitchen and bath remodelers by name?
Yes. Ask ChatGPT, Gemini, or Google for the best kitchen and bath remodeler in almost any city and it names two or three companies, drawn from reviews, Houzz, and local "best of" lists. The Good Marketing Team helps remodelers get named in those answers by documenting their work where AI reads, alongside their website, local search, and reviews.
Five stops between a homeowner's question and your name.
AI doesn't guess. It walks a short trail of sources before it names anyone. Gold stops are where it already finds you. Dashed stops are where you're missing, and that's the part we build.
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Good work in your city is already getting named. Just not yours.
We're based in Seattle and we run this check for remodelers in every market. Every gold pin is a city where AI is already naming kitchen and bath remodelers. The dashed one is wherever you are.
Try it yourself. Open ChatGPT and ask "best kitchen and bath remodeler in [your city]." See whether you're on the map.
The jobs good remodelers lose are the ones they never hear about.
Nobody tells a contractor about the bid he was never invited to. You don't lose those jobs to a competitor who outworked you. You lose them to one who was easier for AI to find.
We score you on every answer engine, then show you the movement.
Not one screenshot. We run your category question across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google's AI, record who gets named, and track it over time so you can watch the score move.
Sample scorecard. Yours is run by hand for your city.
I started this because I kept meeting builders who did the best work in their area and were somehow the best-kept secret on the block. That never sat right with me.
Here's what I can promise. I run your report myself, by hand. You'll get what I find whether or not we ever work together. And if we do, you get a small team that actually knows your name, not a ticket number. We keep it to 30 partners for exactly that reason.
Daniel
Founder, The Good Marketing Team · Seattle
Good bones. The mountains have them too.
Good for HomeEvery kitchen and bath buyer asks AI three things. Good answers win all three.
Cost first. Then who is worth calling. Then whether the referral they got holds up. We build for all three.
You: no cost page found.
The cost question
Good answers start with honest numbers.
Most remodelers won't answer it, worried a number scares people off. That hesitation is exactly why AI skips them. You don't need a fixed price. You need an honest range and what moves it.
Show Me What AI Says →Your name: not on either.
The shortlist question
AI builds its list from a handful of sources it trusts. If you're missing from those, you're missing from the answer, no matter how good the work is.
Send Me My Shortlist →Recent reviews: thin. Cost page: none.
The referral check
A homeowner told to call you asks AI to confirm it first. Your visibility report shows you exactly what they see when they do.
Show Me What Referrals See →Good company is small on purpose.
Partners, not accounts. Six spots open right now.
We re-earn it every month. No long contract to hide behind.
A real person runs your report and reviews every word.
Ask us for the current case study rather than taking our word for it.
Good questions. Honest answers.
The ones builders actually ask us.
I get most of my work from referrals. Why would AI visibility matter?
Referrals get verified now. A homeowner told to call you asks AI to confirm it first and builds a shortlist of other names to compare you against. Your visibility report shows you what that shortlist looks like.
Should a remodeler publish prices on their website?
You don't need a fixed price. You need an honest range and an explanation of what moves it. That's what AI cites when someone asks what a kitchen remodel costs in your city, and almost no remodeler publishes it.
How is this different from paying for leads on Angi or Houzz?
Those are shared leads, the same homeowner request sold to you and several competitors at once. This is homeowners finding you directly because AI named you specifically.
How long does it take for AI to start naming a remodeler?
It depends on how much is already documented. Practices and contractors who were invisible have started getting named in weeks, not months, once the right sources carry their name. Your check shows where you start.
How do I get the free visibility report?
Send the short form on this page. Nothing runs automatically. Daniel picks it up, runs the questions AI is answering for your category and your city by hand, and sends you what he finds, usually within two business days. The results are yours whether or not we end up working together.
Good work. Now let's get it found.
We'll show you exactly what AI says when a homeowner in your city asks who to hire, who it names, and which sources are driving the answer. You'll get what we found either way.
- You send this form. That's it. Nothing runs automatically; a person picks it up.
- Daniel runs your report by hand, usually within 2 business days. Real questions, real answers, for your city.
- You keep the results either way. Whether or not we end up working together.
We say no to more prospects than we say yes to. That's what capped means.