[Painting company], [Town]
[Headline: painter, exclusive leads]
[What was broken, what we changed and what it booked.]
[Real stat]Exclusive leads
[Real stat]Booked jobs
Contractor leads
Lucorp Media generates contractor leads for remodelers and painters, specializing in lead generation, lead validation, lead scoring and landing pages. We run pay-per-click campaigns for renovation, kitchen and countertop companies and house painters, so every homeowner who asks about a project calls you and nobody else. You own the ad accounts and the lead data, and every report shows revenue, not rankings. Customer relationship management and lead management are part of every campaign, and we handle each step between a homeowner's search and your signed contract. Working with general contractors across the United States, we help owners win more home improvement jobs in a market where marketplaces like Angi sell one request to several companies.
Stop racing four other contractors to the same lead
Lead Engine brings exclusive contractor leads from ads and pages built in your name. Each lead is screened and recorded, then sent only to you, with the job it booked tracked.
- Each lead goes to you and nobody else
- Wrong jobs and spam calls get screened out first
- You can replay every call your campaign brought in
- 11+ yearsin business
- 92%client retention
- [industries, under 20: Ben to pick]industries served
- Project
- More booked jobs
- Client
- yourcountertops.com
- Drawn by
- Lucorp Media
- Sheet
- A-101
- Scale
- 1 tracked call = 1 job
Brands we've worked with
What a lead you don't share is worth
A shared lead is a race to the phone. An exclusive lead is a homeowner who has talked to one company, and it is yours.
| Job | Typical value |
|---|---|
| Full kitchen remodel | $50,000 and up |
| Custom kitchen cabinetry | $10,000 to $60,000 |
| Accessible, aging-in-place bathroom | $15,000 to $35,000 |
| Interior and exterior repaint package | $10,000 to $25,000 |
Illustrative, using typical project values: 20 exclusive leads a month, one in four booked, at a $12,000 average job is 5 jobs and $60,000 in signed work.
Want leads like that, sent only to you?
See how it worksWhy bought leads stop paying off
Lead marketplaces sell the same homeowner request to several contractors at once. The fastest caller usually wins, and the homeowner who gets four calls in ten minutes often stops answering all of them.
Owners feel it on the job site. As one put it in an owner thread: "A cheap lead is not useful if it is the wrong job."
The lead gens are charging you for the privilege of getting into bidding wars.
Contractor, ContractorTalk (2024)
Four companies got the same call
Shared leads go to several contractors at once. You pay for the race even when someone else wins it.
The lead wanted something else
A small repair request arrives labeled as a remodel. You find out on the driveway, after the drive.
Nobody called back for an hour
Leads go cold fast. If the form sits in an inbox until evening, the homeowner has already booked someone else.
How it works
Lead Engine in four steps, and every lead is checked before it counts.
We define a real lead
Your job types, minimum project size, service area and hours. Anything outside those lines never reaches your phone.
We build your own lead sources
Google Ads, your Maps profile and landing pages in your name, so every lead comes from your brand.
Every lead gets checked
Calls are recorded and forms are screened for spam, wrong jobs and wrong towns before they count.
You see what each lead booked
Mark leads as booked in your CRM, and the monthly report shows revenue by lead source.
Owners who stopped sharing their leads
Countertop, painting, remodeling and kitchen remodeling companies taking calls under their own names.
Who exclusive leads are for
Exclusive leads pay off for owners who follow up fast and want projects.
Good fit
This is for you if
- You can call a new lead back within minutes during business hours
- You'd rather book projects and pass on small repairs
- You want leads to come in under your own name
- You track which leads book, or want to start
Not a fit
Not for you if
- You want a list of names to cold call
- You need leads in towns you don't serve yet
- Nobody in the office follows up on forms
Your own leads vs marketplace leads
Marketplaces like Angi, HomeAdvisor and Thumbtack are fast to start. Leads from your own ads and pages take longer to set up, and they belong to you alone.
| Marketplace leads | Leads from your own campaigns | |
|---|---|---|
| Who else gets the lead | Often several other contractors | Nobody |
| Whose name the homeowner sees | The marketplace's | Yours |
| Who keeps the data | The platform | You |
| If you stop paying | The leads stop and nothing stays | Your pages, reviews and account history stay |
You keep the leads and the data
Every lead and every recording sits in your accounts.
The leads are yours
Calls, forms and contact details live in your CRM, never in a shared marketplace.
You hear every call
Play back any lead call, see where it came from and mark whether it booked.
You set the filters
Job types, towns, minimum project size and the hours you take calls. Change them in any month.
You can leave with everything
Ad accounts, pages, tracking numbers and history stay in your name if you go.
Leads by trade
A painting lead and a countertop lead ask for different things. Pick yours.
countertop leads
For fabricators who want measure appointments for full kitchen tops.
remodeling leads
For remodelers who want whole-home and multi-room project requests.
Kitchen remodeling
For kitchen remodelers who want homeowners with a real kitchen budget.
Painting
For painting companies who want whole-house interior and exterior requests.
Questions owners ask
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, the video covers it.
Yes. They come from ads, pages and a Google profile in your name, so no other company receives them. We don't buy leads and we don't resell them.
A recorded call or a form from a homeowner in your service area asking about a job you do. Spam, sales pitches, job seekers and wrong numbers are screened out and not counted.
Leads from ads usually start in the first week. Leads from Maps and search pages build over a few months and then keep coming without a charge per click.
Many owners keep a marketplace running while their own lead sources grow, then cut back once their own calls fill the schedule. We show you the numbers from both so you can decide.
It reaches your phone and your CRM at the same time. You call back, mark the outcome, and that outcome decides where next month's budget goes.
Case studies
The trade, the town, the leads and the jobs they turned into.
[Remodeling company], [Town]
[Headline: remodeler, exclusive leads]
[What was broken, what we changed and what it booked.]
[Real stat]Exclusive leads
[Real stat]Booked jobs
[Countertop company], [Town]
[Headline: countertop shop, exclusive leads]
[What was broken, what we changed and what it booked.]
[Real stat]Exclusive leads
[Real stat]Booked jobs
Get leads that only ring your phone
Watch the short video. It shows where Lead Engine finds your leads and how each one is checked before it reaches you.
