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Bathroom Remodel Leads

Bathroom remodel leads for companies that sell walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, bath replacements and accessible baths. We screen each homeowner on the product they want, whether they own the home and who needs to be at the consult. Calls route to your setters by ZIP and product line.

Who it's for

Who this program is for

Bath companies that win the job at the kitchen table during an in-home consult.

  • Bath and shower replacement companies
  • Tub-to-shower conversion specialists
  • Walk-in tub and accessible bath dealers
  • Aging-in-place and accessibility contractors
  • Full bathroom remodelers handling tile and layout changes
  • Home improvement companies adding a bath line
Products

What you can buy

  • Walk-in shower and tub-to-shower leads

    Homeowners pulling out a tub they no longer use, or who want a low-threshold shower. The core of most bath replacement programs.

  • Accessibility and safety leads

    Homeowners and families asking about grab bars, curbless showers, built-in seats and walk-in tubs. When an adult child is asking on behalf of a parent, we note it.

  • Full remodel leads

    Gut-and-rebuild projects with layout, tile and fixture changes, for remodelers who sell design work and longer jobs.

  • Inbound bath calls

    Homeowners call a tracking number from our ads and reach your setters during staffed hours, routed by ZIP and product line.

Pay-per-call

Pay-per-call bathroom remodel leads

Bath companies sell in the home, and a phone call books a consult faster than a form does. The homeowner calls our tracking number, your setter answers, and the appointment goes on the calendar while the interest is fresh.

We route by ZIP, product line and the hours your call center is staffed. Accessibility calls can go to a separate queue from standard replacements if your team handles those conversations differently.

An accessibility caller is often an adult child asking for a parent, and those calls run longer. The billable definition can allow for that. It's built from call length, a homeowner or decision-maker check, or both, and agreed in writing before the first call.

  • Tracking numbers by product line: shower, tub-to-shower, accessible bath, full remodel
  • A separate accessibility queue if your team wants one
  • A billable-call definition set in your agreement before launch
  • Every call recorded for setter coaching and disputes
  • Daily caps sized to the consults your reps can run

How billable calls are defined and tracked

  1. The personCalls a tracking number from our ad or page
  2. The routingGoes to your team by ZIP and business hours
  3. Your teamPicks up a caller who asked for what you sell
  4. The billCounts once the call meets the definition we agreed
Qualification

What we ask before a lead reaches you

We ask what your setter needs to book a consult that actually sits.

Before a lead reaches youChecked
  • Project: walk-in shower, tub-to-shower, bath replacement, accessible bath or full remodel
  • Owns the home
  • Accessibility need, such as mobility or aging in place
  • Who decides on the project and whether they can attend the consult
  • Number of bathrooms in the project
  • Timeline
  • Interested in financing
  • Project ZIP code
Consent and compliance

Consent and compliance

Every form lead passes a text-code phone verification (OTP) at submission and carries a TrustedForm certificate recording the consent it gave.

You hold the contractor license or home improvement registration your state requires, and you follow its rules for in-home contracts and cancellation rights. Many bath companies sell to older homeowners, so your in-home sales practices carry extra weight. Our ads don't quote prices or claim that insurance or Medicare pays for accessibility products.

The math

Run your own numbers

A bath lead is only as good as the sales that stay sold after the cancellation window. Count all the way to net.

  1. 1Line

    Set rate = consults booked ÷ leads and calls received

  2. 2Line

    Cost per sit = lead spend ÷ consults run with every decision maker present

  3. 3Line

    Cost per net sale = lead spend ÷ sales still standing after the cancellation period

  4. 4Line

    Lead cost share = cost per net sale ÷ your average bath job

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

Can I buy only walk-in showers and tub-to-shower conversions?

Yes. Each product line can run on its own. Companies that don't do full remodels never see a gut-and-rebuild lead, and accessibility leads can be bought separately.

Do you screen for renters?

We ask whether the person owns the home on every lead and call. Renters usually can't approve a bath replacement, so non-owners stay out of your program.

Are leads sold to one company?

They can be sold to you alone or shared with a set number of buyers. You decide, and it's written into the program.

How do leads reach my setters?

Form leads post in real time to your CRM, dialer or email with the product line and decision-maker answers attached. Calls ring the setter line or call center you name.

What about returns?

Return rules are written into your agreement before the first lead. Calls are measured against the billable-call definition we agree on up front.

What does it cost, and where do you run?

Coverage and pricing are set per program after you apply, based on your markets and volume.

What happens when I click Apply now?

You tell us your markets, volume and how you want leads delivered. We review it and come back with a program.

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