Bathroom remodel leads
Exclusive bathroom remodel leads. One contractor per lead.
Homeowners asking about tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in showers, walk-in tubs and full remodels. Filtered by project type, budget, start date and ZIP, then sent to your team in real time.
- Homeowner status checked
- Consent record per lead
- 7-day bad-lead credits
- No long-term contract
The problem
You win jobs at the in-home. Bad leads keep you from getting there.
Harvard JCHS’s 2025 LIRA outlook projected record homeowner remodeling spending in early 2026, with growth slowing through the year. Steady demand, but every job is more contested. Here’s where lead spend leaks.
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Shared with the contractors down the street
When a lead is sold to several companies, the homeowner gets a stack of calls in minutes. Whoever dials first books the in-home. Everyone else pays for a hang-up.
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Renters, dead numbers, wrong ZIPs
A renter can’t sign for a tub-to-shower. A dead number can’t book anything. A lead two counties outside your area burns your setter’s time and your rep’s afternoon.
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One-leggers that end in “we’ll think”
Your rep drives out, runs the demo, and hears “I have to talk to my spouse.” A one-call close needs every decision-maker at the table, and a form that never asks can’t tell you.
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Credits you have to fight for
With no written return policy, every bad lead turns into an argument. You pay for the lead, then pay again in admin time chasing a credit you may never see.
What you get
One homeowner, one contractor. Every term in writing.
Each lead is a self-reported homeowner, checked against property records, who asked about a bathroom project. It’s matched to the project types, budget and ZIPs you set and delivered in real time, to you only.
Validated phones, no repeats
Every phone number is validated before delivery, and each lead is checked against leads already sent to you, so the same homeowner doesn’t come through twice.
Only the projects you sell
Turn on tub-to-shower, walk-in shower, walk-in tub, tub or shower replacement, full remodel, or vanity and tile. Leave the rest off.
Homeowner status, checked
Homeowner status is self-reported, then checked against property records. If a renter slips through, report it within 7 days for a replacement credit.
Decision-makers asked up front
The form asks if every decision-maker can be at the in-home, and your setter sees the answer before booking. It’s self-reported, so confirm it on the set call.
Real-time delivery
Leads land in your CRM, dialer, email or SMS as they come in. Speed-to-lead is in your setters’ hands, not stuck in a batch file.
Consent record on every lead
A timestamped consent certificate whose disclosure names your company, plus a National Do Not Call Registry scrub. Pull the record any time.
The lead spec
Every filter written down. Each one marked self-reported or checked.
Tighter filters mean fewer leads at a higher price. Looser filters mean more volume and more screening for your setters. You pick the trade-off and change it as your numbers come in.
| Filter | What you set |
|---|---|
| Homeowner | Required. Self-reported, then checked against property records. |
| Owner-occupied | On by default: the homeowner says they live in the home. Self-reported. |
| Project type | Tub-to-shower, walk-in shower, walk-in tub, tub or shower replacement, full remodel, vanity and tile. Self-reported. |
| Budget range | Captured on every lead. Set a floor to cut small jobs; a higher floor means fewer leads. Self-reported. |
| Start timeline | Within 3 months, 3–6 months, or later. Choose the windows you want. Self-reported. |
| ZIP code or radius | Your ZIPs or a radius from your shop. Self-reported. A lead outside them qualifies for a replacement credit. |
| Property type | Single-family by default. Condos, townhomes and mobile homes in or out, your call. Self-reported. |
| Financing interest | Captured so your rep knows whether to bring payment options. Filter on it or just use it. Self-reported. |
| All decision-makers | Asked whether everyone on the decision can be at the in-home. Self-reported. |
J. D. · Bath remodel lead
Delivered just now · Real-time
- Project
- Tub-to-shower conversion
- Homeowner
- Yes · checked vs records
- Budget
- $10K–15K · self-reported
- Start
- 0–3 months · self-reported
- Decision-makers
- Both · self-reported
- ZIP
- 850•• · Phoenix, AZ
- Phone
- (602) 555-01•• · validated
Who it’s for
Built for in-home sales teams. Sized to your calendar.
Start with the ZIPs and project types your crews already sell well. Order the bathroom remodeling leads your setters can work and your reps can run each week, then add volume when your cost per closed job holds up. Every lead you buy goes to your team and no one else.
- Bath remodelers, one-day bath and acrylic system companies
- Home improvement firms adding bath to windows, roofing or siding
- General contractors who fill the gaps between bigger builds with bath jobs
- Multi-trade remodelers who want bath and kitchen leads on the same terms
How it works
Spec it, test it, then scale what works.
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Book a 15-minute call
Tell us your project types, ZIPs, budget floor and how many in-homes your team can run a week. We confirm territory availability by ZIP code.
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Get the spec in writing
Every filter, what’s self-reported, what’s checked, and what earns a replacement credit. You see it before you spend a dollar.
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Run a test batch
Leads arrive in real time to your CRM, dialer, email or SMS. Your setters call, book the in-home, and you track sets, sits and closes.
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Add volume, or stop
If the cost per closed job works, add ZIPs, project types or volume. If it doesn’t, tighten the filters or stop. No long-term contract.
Side by side
How our bathroom remodel leads compare on terms.
| Criteria | Typical lead vendor | Buy Solar Leads |
|---|---|---|
| Who else gets the lead | Often sold to several contractors at once | Your company only. Never resold, recycled or sold later as aged. |
| Project types | Often one broad “bathroom” category | Tub-to-shower, walk-in shower, walk-in tub, full remodel and more |
| Homeowner status | Assumed, or “verified” with no method given | Self-reported, then checked against property records |
| Decision-makers | Often not asked before the in-home | Asked whether every decision-maker can be at the in-home |
| Bad-lead credits | Case by case, with terms buried or missing | Written policy, 7-day window, covered reasons listed on this page |
| Consent record | Hard to get, or not offered | Timestamped certificate naming your company on every lead |
| Commitment | Often locked into long-term contracts | No long-term contract. Start with a batch sized to your in-homes. |
Policies
The terms, in writing. Before you buy.
Most vendors bury these in a terms page or skip them. Here’s exactly what you’re buying.
Checked before every delivery
- Phone number validated before delivery
- Homeowner status self-reported, then checked against property records
- Duplicate-checked against leads already sent to you
- Scrubbed against the National Do Not Call Registry
Exclusive means exclusive
Exclusive leads are sold to one company — never resold, never recycled, and never sold later as aged leads.
Bad-lead replacement · 7 days
Replacement credits for disconnected numbers, wrong contact details, or leads outside your filters. Reply to the lead notification (or email us) with the reason; approved credits apply to your next batch.
Not covered: a prospect who isn’t interested, doesn’t answer, doesn’t get financing approved, or doesn’t buy.
Consent on every lead
Every lead carries a timestamped consent record (certificate) whose disclosure names your company — available to you on request.
No long-term contract
No long-term contracts. Start with a test batch, scale when the numbers work.
Your territory
Territory availability is confirmed by ZIP code on your call.
What “self-reported” means
Project type, budget, timeline, financing and decision-maker answers come from the homeowner and are passed on as given. We check only what’s listed under “Checked before every delivery.”
Pricing
Bathroom remodel leads priced for your ZIPs. Quoted on the call.
Bath lead prices move with project type, territory and filters, so one list price would be wrong for most shops. Tell us what you sell and where, and you’ll leave the call with a quote or a clear no.
Test batch
A first order in your strongest ZIPs and project types, sized so you can judge contact, set and close rates in your own numbers.
Best for
Owners who want proof in their own CRM before scaling
- Exclusive, real-time bathroom leads
- Your project types, ZIPs and budget floor
- 7-day replacement credits for bad leads
- Consent record on every lead
- Delivery to your CRM, dialer, email or SMS
Steady pipeline
Ongoing exclusive leads paced to the in-homes your team can run each week, with filters tuned as your close data comes in.
Best for
Bath companies with setters and an estimate calendar to fill
- Everything in the test batch
- Volume set to your in-home capacity
- Filter changes as your numbers come in
- Project types added or dropped as you go
Multi-territory
For companies running more than one office, crew or product line. Each territory gets its own ZIPs, filters and delivery.
Best for
Multi-office bath companies and multi-trade remodelers
- Everything in steady pipeline
- Separate filters per office or product line
- Leads sent to each office’s CRM or inbox
- Bath and kitchen leads on the same terms
What moves the price: project type (walk-in tub leads usually cost more), your state and ZIPs, weekly volume and filter tightness. Exclusive leads cost more than shared ones sold elsewhere, so judge per closed job.
FAQ
Questions owners ask before the first batch
Don’t see your question? Bring it to the call — we’ll walk through your territory, filters, and numbers.
Book a strategy callAre your bathroom remodel leads exclusive, and how do I know?
Yes. No other contractor gets that homeowner from us: not the same day, not later as an aged lead, not in a recycled list. If the homeowner hears from other companies, it’s because they reached out to them on their own. The rule is written into the policies on this page.
What do bathroom remodel leads cost, and is my area open?
Price depends on project type, your state and ZIPs, weekly volume and how tight your filters are; walk-in tub leads usually cost more. There’s no rate card because one price would be wrong for most shops. On the call you’ll get a quote or a clear no, with territory availability confirmed by ZIP code.
What counts as a bad lead, and how do I get a credit?
A dead number, wrong contact details, or anything outside your spec: a renter, a ZIP you don’t serve, or a project type you switched off. Flag it within 7 days by replying to the lead notification or emailing us, and approved credits apply to your next batch. A homeowner who wants to “think it over,” can’t get financing or picks another contractor after the in-home isn’t covered, and neither is one who isn’t interested or doesn’t answer.
What if a homeowner says they never asked to be called?
Pull the consent record. Every lead carries a timestamped certificate showing the page, the time and the exact disclosure the homeowner agreed to, and that disclosure names your company. Numbers are also scrubbed against the National Do Not Call Registry before delivery. How your setters call and text still matters, so we hand you the records instead of a blanket compliance promise.
How are leads delivered, and who books the in-home?
In real time, to your CRM, dialer, email or SMS. This program sells leads, so your setters book the in-home. Call fast: the sooner your setter dials, the better the odds of a set.
Is there a contract or a minimum order?
No long-term contract. You start with a test batch, sized with you on the call to your ZIPs and how many in-homes your team can run each week. Scale when the numbers work, or stop.
How should I judge a test batch?
By cost per closed job, not cost per lead. Track contact rate, set rate, in-homes run with every decision-maker present, and closes. Give it a full sales cycle before you decide.
Why does a company called Buy Solar Leads sell bathroom leads?
Fair question. The name says solar, but the remodel program runs on the same rules: one buyer per lead, filters written down, and credit terms on the page before you buy.
Book a 15-minute strategy call
Fill your in-home calendar with leads only you get.
Tell us your project types, ZIPs and how many in-homes your team can run each week. You’ll leave the call with a quote or a clear no.
No obligation · No long-term contracts.