For construction business owners in the US

A calendar full of estimates with homeowners ready to sign. Stop relying on GCs and referrals. Sell straight to the homeowner. More signed contracts per dollar spent. Every month.

We run the ads, put every lead in your CRM with the right source, and show you the number that matters: how much came in from signed contracts.

No tire-kickersNo relying on referralsNo wasted ad spend
Free growth audit

Fill in all three fields to continue.

Question 1

What's your trade?

What you do most.

Flooring
Roofing
Remodeling
Painting
Pavers
Landscaping
HVAC
Electrical
Other
Question 2

What's your company's monthly revenue?

Revenue, not profit. A rough average is fine.

$0 to $10K/mo
$10K to $30K/mo
$30K to $50K/mo
$50K to $100K/mo
$100K+/mo
One more

Would you invest at least $1,000 a month in marketing?

Be honest. This is what tells us if it makes sense to talk now.

Yes, I would
Not yet
Last one

Do you already have a website, a Google profile and social media for your company?

Just so we know where we're starting from.

Yes, I do
Starting from scratch
9:41
CRM
New lead: Kitchen remodelFramingham, MA · from Google
CRM
Source savedGoogle Ads · "kitchen remodel near me"
CAL
Estimate bookedSaturday, 10 AM · 42 Oak St
$
Contract signed: $18,400Bathroom remodel · Marlborough, MA
CRM
New lead: Roof replacementEverett, MA · from LSA
Real numbers from our clients

Before you read anything else,
look at what already happened.

~$80K

In signed contracts

On about $2,500 in ad spend.

$200K+

In signed contracts

On about $8K in ad spend.

~$99K

Across two jobs

Spending about $1,500 a month on ads.

FlooringRoofingRemodelingPaintingPaversLandscapingHVACElectricianPlumbingCarpentrySidingDecks FlooringRoofingRemodelingPaintingPaversLandscapingHVACElectricianPlumbingCarpentrySidingDecks
Updated September 23, 2026

Dear contractor,

You know the drill.

Running a construction company isn't just managing the crew and finishing the job. It's chasing the next client, juggling the numbers, picking up the GC's call and sleeping whenever there's time left.

"Should I run ads? Build a website? Angi? Thumbtack? Door to door?"

Most contractors get stuck in the same loop: depending on GCs, living off referrals, never sure how the month will end. Always busy. Almost never growing.

That's not why you came to the United States.

You came for more.
More contracts.
More margin.
More weekends with your family.

That doesn't come from doing it all yourself. It comes from having a system, and the right partner running it.

At Saint Media, we build your company's estimate machine. Not to make your brand look pretty. To make the phone ring and get the contract signed.

So if you're tired of spinning your wheels and ready to really grow: you know what to do.

Luis Gustavo NascimentoFounder · Saint Media
Get my free audit
The method

The estimate machine

Three moves. Not a bunch of separate services: one machine, and it only works as a whole.

1

DEMAND

Google Ads, Local Services Ads and Meta Ads in front of the right homeowner, in the right service area, with creative that makes them want to call. Campaigns built to book estimates, not likes.

2

TRACKING

Every lead lands in your CRM with its source: the ad, the search and the campaign that brought it in. You know who came in, what stage they're at and what turned into an estimate.

3

CLOSING

You walk into the estimate with a homeowner who's already warmed up. And you follow the number that matters on a live dashboard: signed contracts per dollar spent.

House in order. Machine running. Calendar full.

Real-time dashboard

This is what a marketing report should look like.

Every dollar, every lead and every contract on one screen, straight from the CRM and the ad accounts. On your phone, whenever you want.

  • What came inrevenue from signed contracts, by channel
  • What it costcost per lead, per estimate and per closed job
  • Where it came fromthe ad and the search that brought in each homeowner
  • Where it got stuckno-shows on calls and site visits, leads that went cold

Sample of the dashboard every client gets. Homeowners' last names blurred.

What you get

One partner. One complete system.

Most contractors hire one vendor for ads, another for the website, another for the CRM, and nobody for results. Here it all runs as one machine.

01

Paid ads management

Google Ads, Local Services Ads, Meta Ads and retargeting. Budget managed, calls and form fills tracked.

02

CRM set up and configured

Lead source, pipeline stages, estimates, signed contracts and lost deals. All in one place.

03

Real-time dashboard

Ad spend, leads, estimates, contracts, cost per lead and per client, live ads. You open it and you know.

04

Social media and video

We run your social media and edit videos from the jobs you already do. The homeowner sees your work before they call.

05

Conversion-focused website

Landing pages for each service and a company website with a blog. Built to turn visits into calls.

06

Advanced SEO

Local audit, service pages, keywords, technical fixes and a visibility roadmap for your area.

Benchmarks

What it costs to take a lead all the way to a signed contract

Average across our residential construction campaigns. Every dollar in ads came back as roughly 7.2 dollars in signed contracts.

Cost per lead$166
Cost per booked estimate$315
Cost per proposal$494
Cost per signed contract$1,714
Ad spend
monthly average
$4,300
Revenue
monthly average
$31,000
Return on ad spend
per dollar spent
7.2x

Averages from residential construction campaigns. Results vary by service, area, pricing, sales process and speed to lead.

Real numbers from our clients

The math works on the first contract.

Three clients, three very different budgets. What repeats isn't the amount invested: it's what happens when the right ads, tracked leads and a full calendar work together.

Summit Pavers
~$90K

In signed contracts

On about $2,500 in ad spend. Close to 36 times what they put in. One contract alone paid for the whole year.

Bay State Roofing
$300K+

In signed contracts

On about $12K in ad spend. More than 25 times the investment. When the budget grows, the machine keeps up.

Blue Harbor Flooring
+70%

Revenue growth in 4 months

Spending about $1,000 a month on ads. You don't need a big budget to start. You need leads followed up before they go cold.

FAQ

Still have questions?

Construction and home services companies in the US (flooring, roofing, remodeling, painting, pavers, landscaping, HVAC, electrical, plumbing) that want to stop depending on GCs and referrals and sell straight to the homeowner.

Google Ads puts you at the top of the search results, and you pay per click. LSA puts you above that, with the "Google Guaranteed" badge, and you pay per lead. We run both, plus Meta, and the CRM shows which one brings in the cheapest contract.

Everything is set up within 30 days. Google Ads and LSA bring in leads in the first few days. SEO takes a few months and steadily cuts how much you depend on ads.

The problem is almost never the ad. It's leads nobody follows up on, a website that doesn't convert, and nobody tracking what turned into a contract. We fix all three before we scale the budget.

It depends on the scope. In the free audit we run the math with your numbers and tell you straight whether it makes sense right now.

Blog

From our blog

Marketing that fills a contractor's calendar, written by the team that runs the ads.

See all posts
Free growth audit

Takes less than a minute. We only call people who fill it out.

1
Fill out the form

Your answers help us understand where your business is today and prepare an audit that actually fits you.

2
Get a call

A Saint Media specialist reaches out to learn about your business. No strings attached.

First, who are you

How can we reach you?

Takes less than a minute.

Fill in all three fields to continue.

Question 1

What's your trade?

What you do most.

Flooring
Roofing
Remodeling
Painting
Pavers
Landscaping
HVAC
Electrical
Other
Question 2

What's your company's monthly revenue?

Revenue, not profit. A rough average is fine.

$0 to $10K/mo
$10K to $30K/mo
$30K to $50K/mo
$50K to $100K/mo
$100K+/mo
One more

Would you invest at least $1,000 a month in marketing?

Be honest. This is what tells us if it makes sense to talk now.

Yes, I would
Not yet
Last one

Do you already have a website, a Google profile and social media for your company?

Just so we know where we're starting from.

Yes, I do
Starting from scratch