Lucorp Media is a kitchen remodeling SEO agency for kitchen remodelers and design-build firms, specializing in local search engine optimization, keyword research, Google Maps and landing pages. We rank kitchen cabinet and countertop projects where homeowners plan. Galleries of your kitchen island and work triangle layouts win the design consult first. You own every account, and every report shows revenue, not rankings. Call tracking and Google Analytics cover the first search to the signed contract. We help kitchen remodelers nationwide sign more of the $60,000 median kitchens Houzz reported in 2025.
Page one belongs to HomeAdvisor. Your kitchens belong there.
Lead Engine gets kitchen remodelers found in Google Maps and search while homeowners compare layouts and budgets, then traces every call to the kitchen it signed.
The 2025 Houzz Kitchen Trends Study puts the median kitchen remodel at $60,000. A missed call can be that job, and the homeowner books the next remodeler.
Call Value Calculator
in gross profit. That's also the most you can pay for a call and break even.
How it works: revenue per call = average job × close rate. Value per call = revenue per call × gross margin. The kitchen remodeling starting numbers are our own figures for a typical shop. Your numbers from last year will be more accurate.
Want more calls worth a kitchen?
See how it worksYou build kitchens people photograph, and your clients say so in their reviews. Then a homeowner in your town searches kitchen remodel, and page one is ads and HomeAdvisor. The directory sells her name to five remodelers, the lowest bid gets the kitchen, and you never knew she was looking.
So you try it yourself. One kitchen and bath remodeler on ContractorTalk put 200 hours into his own website. Others pay an agency for months of reports about positions while the design calendar stays thin and crews wait for the next start. Good home service SEO is measured in signed kitchens.
...it took a while for me to realize that I don't belong on page 1 of "kitchen remodel San Francisco".
Kitchen remodeler, ContractorTalk (2013)
The homeowner clicks a directory first. It sells her kitchen to several remodelers, and the job goes to whoever bids lowest.
Lead Engine publishes a page for every kitchen you finished, so your own work answers the search and the call rings only your phone.
Nights on keywords instead of design consults, and the phone rang no more than before.
We write and publish the project pages and run your Maps listing. You send photos of finished kitchens and get back to building.
Months of positions and impressions, and you still can't say which design consult came from search.
Every search call is recorded and tied to the page it came from. The report ends with the kitchens that signed.
A crew finishes with nothing lined up, so you shave the next bid to keep them working.
Project pages work while you build. Homeowners plan kitchens months ahead, so the next starts find you before the crew is free.
Each search below is a different stage of the same kitchen. We build a page for each one, so you're there at every stage.
| Search the homeowner makes | What we build | What it does for you |
|---|---|---|
| kitchen remodeler near me | Google Business Profile, reviews and service-area pages | Puts you in the Maps pack when she is ready to call |
| L-shaped kitchen with island ideas | Project pages sorted by layout | Shows your built kitchens while she is still choosing |
| kitchen remodel cost in your town | A budget page with your real price bands | Answers small budgets before they cost you a visit |
| quartz vs granite countertops | Material pages that link to your projects | Catches the homeowner comparing countertops and engineered stone |
| custom kitchen cabinets near me | A cabinet page with the lines you install and their lead times | Brings cabinet-led kitchens, the biggest line in the budget |
Search wording is illustrative. Keyword research confirms the real wording and volume for your towns before we build anything.
Lead Engine takes a few months to build in search. Here is what happens in that time and what you see each month.
Your average kitchen, your close rate on design consults and where signed jobs come from today. That sets what a lead is worth.
Business Profile categories, service areas, kitchen photos and a steady review flow, so you can compete on the map in your towns.
Layout galleries and a budget page, plus cabinet and countertop pages, each written about kitchens you actually built.
Each month you hear the calls, see which page each came from and mark which ones signed.
Owners who build kitchens for a living, in towns like yours.
It works best for kitchen remodelers who can take more design consults and want bigger kitchens.
Your listing and your site stay in your name.
Your Google listing and its reviews stay with you if we ever part ways.
Each call is recorded. Listen to any of them and mark whether the consult booked.
Tell us which projects and towns you want more of. The pages and the effort go there.
Islands, pantries, open plans and full guts. Each finished kitchen you build can be its own page in search.
SEO works best with the other pieces in place. Add what you need.
Search ads for full kitchens in your ZIP codes, with DIY and cabinet-hardware searches blocked.
A site that sorts your projects by layout and budget, with a consult form that asks both.
Calls and forms only you receive, each tagged by scope and budget before you call back.
Reviews asked for at the final walkthrough and answered within a day on Google and Houzz.
Every piece run as one plan, sized to how many kitchens your crews can build.
Straight answers. The video covers the rest.
This SEO is judged by calls. Every search call is recorded, traced to the page it came from and marked when it signs. If a page sends no kitchens, you see that too, and the work moves to pages that do.
You can, and some owners put hundreds of hours into it. The work is a page for every finished kitchen, a Maps listing kept current and a review asked for after every job. Most owners would rather spend those hours in design consults.
A homeowner who found you through your own project pages called you, and no directory sold her name to anyone else. A budget page also answers the small budgets before they book a visit.
Search builds over months, and the Maps listing usually moves first. Kitchens are planned months ahead, so pages published now catch homeowners who sign next season.
No. Every project page is about a kitchen you finished, with your photos and your notes. A homeowner who asks to see an invented project ends the sale.
The kitchens signed and what they paid.
Kitchen remodeler, Irvine, CA
The remodeler was bidding against four other contractors on every shared lead. We built a site around full kitchen remodels, put it on the map for kitchen searches in Irvine and nearby towns, and tracked every call. The homeowner on the line called this remodeler alone.
Kitchen remodeler, Riverside, CA
Busy one month, empty the next. We built pages for each kind of kitchen job, from cabinets and counters to full layout changes, and a Google profile that shows finished kitchens. Calls now come in every week, and every one is tracked.
Kitchen remodeler, Carlsbad, CA
Price shoppers and small repair calls filled the week. We aimed the site and the map listing at full kitchen and bath remodels in Carlsbad, so the calls that come in are for the projects the crew is built for.
Fill the design calendar with kitchens booked ahead
Watch the short video. It shows Lead Engine turning a homeowner's search into a booked design consult and a signed kitchen that came to you alone.
