Industries · Building and Remodeling
Nobody picks a builder for a kitchen, an addition or a new driveway on the first search. They look at photos, read reviews and come back more than once. The AI does the hours of work to make your company easier to find on Google, the map and ChatGPT, and Night Fox decides what's worth doing. Every call and form is traced to where it came from, so you see which ones turned into signed jobs.
Find Yours
What customers search: general contractor, renovation, home addition
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: home builder, custom homes, new construction
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: commercial contractor, tenant improvements, build-outs
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: kitchen remodel, kitchen renovation
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: bathroom remodel, shower remodel, walk-in tub
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: finished basement, basement remodel
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: hardwood floors, LVP, carpet installation
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: house painters, interior painting, exterior painting
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: concrete driveway, concrete patio, foundations
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: brick, stone, block walls
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: deck builder, composite decks, deck repair
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: fence installation, fence repair, privacy fence
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: asphalt paving, driveway paving, parking lots
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: excavation, grading, land clearing
Check My MarketingWhat customers search: interior design, design-build
Check My MarketingBuilding and Remodeling
01 · Your Work
People hiring for a big project want to see what you've built. Your site gets a gallery of past projects, sorted by the kind of work and the town it's in, so a homeowner can find a job like theirs near them.
How Your Site Works02 · Long Decisions
Remodels and builds take a while to close, so every lead stays tied to where it came from until the contract's signed. When you mark a job won, you see which source brought it, even if the first call was last spring.
How Reporting Works03 · Each Trade
A patio, a retaining wall and a new fence each bring their own searches and their own kind of customer. Each service you want more of gets its own page, written for how people actually look for it.
04 · Shared Leads
A form filled in on a lead site often goes to several companies at once. The calls and forms your own site brings in come to you alone, and you can see what each one cost.
How Call Tracking WorksFAQ
Yes. Projects can name the town or neighborhood instead of the street, and you choose which photos go up.
It can be. Commercial buyers search differently and often find builders through bids and referrals, so Luc looks at commercial construction companies personally before we talk about price.
The one for your main industry. A fence company that also does decks holds the fencing territory, and a deck builder nearby can still work with us. The other work you do still gets its own pages.
Plans run from $500.00 to $3,500.00 and up a month, sized by your team or your yearly revenue, whichever is bigger, plus a one-time fee for the first build. It's month to month, with 30 days' notice to cancel.
The AI drafts each page from your services and photos, we rewrite it with what only your business knows, and you read it before it goes live.
Type it into the marketing check anyway. We work with service businesses that have a team behind them, and Luc looks at anything unlisted personally.
What you own, what it costs, the contract and getting started, all searchable.
Read the FAQWhen you call, you get the founder, never an account manager.
Answer a few questions about your business. If your territory's open, grab a time and Luc will show you exactly where you stand.
Check My MarketingWho You'll Talk To
You'll be talking with me, the founder. I've been building sites and getting businesses found for 25 years. I'll tell you the truth about your market, even if the truth is you don't need me.
Luc Boone, Founder