Rekindl · for kitchen & bath remodelers

That $72K kitchen quote went dark after the walkthrough.
So did the referral call. And last year’s finished-project list.

You’re a kitchen & bath remodeler with a stack of unbooked high-ticket estimates, a steady drip of referral calls that miss you on job sites, and a list of past customers who loved the work and said “next time”. The project revenue is already in your pipeline — Rekindl runs the follow-up that brings it back, in signed contracts.

Kitchen & bath quotes that go dark after the walkthrough

63%

within thirty days of the estimate landing

Lost project revenue per quarter on dead remodel quotes

$80K–$220K

avg. per small-to-mid kitchen & bath remodeler

Median text-back on a referral-driven inquiry call

47 sec

before the next remodeler their friend sent them to replies first

Quick math

Your dead leads, in dollars.
10%

Assumed reactivation uplift on those dead leads — between 5% and 15% on most home-service campaigns.

Recovered revenue, per month

$10,200 / month

Range: $5,100 – $15,300/ month, at a 5–15% reactivation assumption.

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What we do

Three campaigns, mapped to how kitchen & bath remodelers actually book.

Five-week-old $72K primary-suite quote that went out warm after the walkthrough and went quiet. A referral call from a past client that hit voicemail during a job-site walkthrough. Last winter’s finished-projects list sitting untouched in your CRM. Each campaign below is built for one of those three moments in a kitchen & bath remodeler’s pipeline.

Missed-call text-back for referral & walk-in kitchen & bath inquiries
A past client referred their neighbor for a $65K kitchen gut. The neighbor calls at 7pm on a Tuesday while your estimator is on a job site, gets voicemail, and within thirty seconds a personal, human-sounding text goes out from your real shop number — naming the referral source, asking their scope and rough budget, and giving them a reason not to call the next remodeler on their friend's list.
Dead-estimate re-engagement on kitchen & bath quotes
A $72K primary-suite remodel went out warm after the in-home walkthrough and went quiet — financing review, second opinion from a neighbor, an HOA decision, a spouse who needs to weigh in. A short, multi-touch sequence checks in without pressure and brings the lead back to a signed contract when scope or budget finally clears.
Old CRM revival of past kitchen & bath project customers
The dozen homeowners you finished a primary bath or kitchen for over the last three years, the ones who loved the work and asked about 'next time' — the dormant-after-prior-project list sitting untouched in your CRM. Rekindl pulls the list, segments it by project type and recency, runs the sequence in your tone, and reports back which dormant customers came back as a second signed project.