Renovate or start over
Owners of older, smaller homes often ask whether a renovation is worth it or whether a new house makes more sense. A GC who can price both honestly earns the first meeting, and the page should invite the question.
In Palo Alto, many owners of older homes are weighing a full renovation against starting over with a new house. The general contractor who helps them think that through early is the one they hire for either.
Owners of older, smaller homes often ask whether a renovation is worth it or whether a new house makes more sense. A GC who can price both honestly earns the first meeting, and the page should invite the question.
Many whole-house projects here now include a heat pump, a heat-pump water heater, induction, and the service upgrade behind them. With city utilities in the picture, the GC who confirms the current local steps and coordinates every trade is the one owners want.
Lots are compact, and neighbors see the noise, the parking, the dust, and the debris. Owners hire the contractor who shows how the site stays clean and the street stays usable.
The first question on the page asks which way the owner leans. Each answer gets its own follow-up: renovation owners see phased whole-house work, rebuild owners see your new-home process.
On a scheduled shoot we film what owners and neighbors judge you on: fencing, protected walkways, a tidy street at the end of the day, your superintendent walking the owner through progress.
Many large projects start with an architect. A separate page lets architects and designers send clients to book with project details attached, and tracking shows which referrals sign.
Example numbers for a general contracting business. Change them to yours.
Each lead is worth (revenue): $9,000
$180,000 project, 20% margin, 25% of leads booked, 20% of estimates closed.
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Yes, if you build both. They run as separate offers, because a rebuild owner thinks about design, schedule, and moving out, while a renovation owner may be living through the work.
Often many months, with design and permits first. Follow-up is built for that timeline, with updates from your sites and an easy way to book a site walk when they’re ready.
We can build an architect referral page for you and track what it produces. The relationship stays yours; we make it easy for their clients to reach you.
No. We don’t have named Bay Area clients and won’t suggest otherwise. Our published work is video ads for a Fresno remodeler; your campaign’s tracking will show your own numbers.
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