Bath remodel companies
Bathroom remodeling leads matched to the projects you sell.
Get exclusive qualified bath remodel leads from homeowners screened for the project you sell: a walk-in shower, a walk-in tub or a full bathroom remodel.
- Exclusive homeowner leads
- Your lead criteria
- No monthly retainer
- Off-criteria leads do not count
Qualification
Screened before your rep picks up the phone.
Bath projects range from a walk-in shower to a full remodel, and your team sells a specific slice of that. Home Lead Supply asks which project the homeowner wants and whether they own the home, so the leads you receive match what you sell.
- Homeowner status
- Service area
- Project type
- Every answer included
- Your lead criteria
Example criteria. Yours are agreed before launch.
| Service area | Your service area |
|---|---|
| Project | Walk-in shower, walk-in tub or full remodel |
| Ownership | Homeowner |
| Other rules | Added for your company |
Criteria agreed before launch
One remodeler may focus on full bathroom remodels. Another may specialize in walk-in showers. Your project types and service area are yours.
Delivery
What your team receives.
The lead
Name, phone, email, address, and every answer the homeowner gave.
Exclusivity
Exclusive leads, sent to you only.
Replacement
A lead outside the agreed criteria does not count. Flag it and it is reviewed under your order terms.
How delivery works: Email, SMS, your CRM, or a direct integration, straight to your team while the homeowner is still expecting the call. Set up and tested before the first lead.
A complete lead record
What arrives with every lead.
Each bath lead arrives labeled by project type, so your team knows the job before the first call.
- Homeowner name, phone and email, as they entered them
- Property address and ZIP code
- The project they asked for and every answer they gave
- Which of the agreed criteria the lead met
- Consent record kept with the lead
Guides
How contractors judge bath remodel leads.
- How to Judge and Work Bathroom Remodeling Leads
A bath remodel lead is only worth its price if it matches the projects you sell. Here is how to value leads, what to screen for, and how to run the first call and the consult.
Context
Why Bath Remodel projects behave differently.
Bath Remodel covers a wider range of projects than any other trade here, and that is the whole difficulty. A walk-in shower conversion, a walk-in tub and a full bathroom remodel are three different jobs with different crews, different lead times and different job values, and a homeowner describes all three as wanting their bathroom done. A source that treats them as one category will send you work you do not sell.
The second pattern is that bathroom projects arrive from two different motivations. Some homeowners are solving a problem, often access and safety for someone in the house, and they tend to know what they want and move quickly. Others are improving a room they do not like, and they shop longer and want to see finishes. Both are real customers; they are not the same appointment, and the homeowner's own description of the project is the clearest early signal of which one you are getting.
Because the range is so wide, scope is worth being specific about before launch rather than filtering by hand afterwards. A remodeler who sells conversions and a remodeler who sells full gut renovations can both be busy in the same market and should not be buying the same leads.
Before you buy
Questions to ask any bath remodel lead source.
Worth asking of any source you consider, including this one. In this trade the project-type question matters as much as the exclusivity one.
How many companies receive this lead?
If more than one, you are paying for a race, and in a trade where the consult is long that race is expensive to lose.
Can I name the project types I want?
Walk-in shower, walk-in tub and full remodel are different businesses. A source that cannot separate them is selling you a category, not a customer.
What does the homeowner actually say about their project?
The homeowner's own words are the cheapest qualification available, and a source that does not pass them on is withholding the useful part.
Can I set a minimum project size?
Otherwise your consult time goes to projects below what you sell, at the same price per lead as the ones above it.
What happens when a lead misses my criteria?
Have the answer in the order terms before you place one.
Who owns the advertising?
Paying per lead and funding the campaigns is two business models stacked on each other.
Straight answers
What we do not do.
Said plainly here so none of it is a surprise after you place an order.
- We do not assess whether a bathroom project is structurally feasible, or price it. The homeowner describes what they want and your team decides what it is.
- We do not verify a homeowner's identity, phone number or email address, and we do not claim to. The contact details are what the homeowner entered.
- We do not book appointments, sit in on your calls, or sell on your behalf. The lead reaches your team and the sale is yours to run.
- We do not publish a price list. Price depends on the trade, the market, the criteria and the order size, so it is agreed with you before launch rather than advertised.
- We do not promise a reply time from the homeowner, a close rate, or a number of jobs. Nobody can promise those honestly, and a source that does is telling you something about itself.
Questions
Buying bath remodel leads.
What counts as a qualified bath remodel lead?
A homeowner or an authorized decision-maker in your service area who asked about a bathroom project, with valid contact details and consent, and no duplicate within 60 days. Which bathroom projects you want is part of the criteria you agree before launch.
Can I choose which bathroom projects I receive?
Yes, and in this trade it matters more than in most. Walk-in shower, walk-in tub and full bathroom remodel are different projects with different crews and different job values. You name the project types you sell and the criteria follow.
Do you send accessibility projects as well as full remodels?
Both, if you want both. Some homeowners come to a bathroom project for comfort and safety, others for the look of the room. The homeowner's own description of the project reaches you with the lead so your team can tell the difference before the first call.
Can I set a minimum project size?
Project scope is one of the criteria you can agree before launch. It is yours rather than a standard we apply, so a project below what you sell does not count against your order.
Are bath remodel leads exclusive to my company?
Yes. Each qualified bath remodel lead is sold to one company and is never shared or resold.
Get exclusive bathroom remodeling leads in your service area.
Tell us your service area and the jobs you want more of. We’ll confirm availability, pricing and delivery before launch.
Leads that meet the agreed criteria, or they do not count.