Case Study · Branding · Website · Google Ads

Full Home Renovations


A brand built from zero — then put to work.

Industry: Home remodeling Market: California Services: Branding · Web · Print · Google Ads Ads managed: 12+ months, ongoing
Full Home Renovations landing page — San Jose's trusted team for home renovations, designed by Indexia Digital





The challenge.


Full Home Renovations does excellent remodeling work — but excellent work is invisible without a brand people can recognize and trust. When we met them, there was no consistent logo, no website worth sending a customer to, and no system bringing in leads besides word of mouth.

In home remodeling, a customer is about to hand you the keys to their house. Every touchpoint — the logo on the truck, the website on their phone, the ad they clicked — has to say the same thing: these people are professionals.







The brand we built.


Indexia Digital™ designed the identity end to end: the logo and its variations, the color system, typography, business stationery and presentation folders, branded apparel, and a website built to convert visits into calls — fast, mobile-first, and structured around the questions a homeowner actually asks before hiring a contractor.

Full Home Renovations website pages Full Home Renovations branded presentation folders






Then we put it to work: Google Ads.


A brand is an investment; ads are how it pays rent. For more than a year — and counting — Indexia Digital™ has managed Full Home Renovations' Google Ads: search campaigns built around the remodeling services homeowners actually type into Google, pointed at landing pages designed to produce one outcome — a phone call or a quote request.

Intent, not impressions

Budget goes to searches with buying intent — "kitchen remodel near me", not vanity keywords. Negative keyword lists grow every month so spend stays on real prospects.

Continuous optimization

Over a year of weekly adjustments: bids, schedules, locations, ad copy tests and landing page refinements — compounding improvements, not set-and-forget.

Accountable reporting

The client sees what was spent, what it produced and what changes next — in plain language, every month, from the same data Google reports.

Click-to-call conversion rate

Last six months vs. the six before — fewer clicks, far better clicks

Previous six months — about 1.0% Last six months — about 4.1%, four times higher 1.0% 4.1% Previous 6 months Last 6 months
Average cost per click

Launch months vs. after keyword optimization — lower is better

Launch months — baseline cost per click After optimization — 38% cheaper clicks Baseline −38% Launch months After optimization
Click-through rate, campaign launch to month 3

Share of people who saw the ad and clicked — climbing as keywords and copy were refined

1.9% 3.0% 3.8% Month 1 Month 2 Month 3
Conversion rate vs. others in the category

Click-to-call conversion rate vs. the general-contractor category average (2025 industry study)

Others — category average General contractors category average — 2.6% 2.6% Full Home Renovations Full Home Renovations — 4.1%, about 1.6× the category average 4.1%
+21%

More phone leads in the last six months than in the six before.

Click-to-call conversion rate — the traffic isn't just bigger numbers, it's better visitors.

−38%

Drop in average cost per click after keyword and ad-copy optimization — cheaper visits from better searches.

+94%

Click-through rate growth from the campaign's launch month to its best month.

1.6×

The category-average conversion rate — measured against general contractors in a 2025 industry study.

12 mo+

Of continuous management and monthly reporting — and counting.

Percentages derived from the client's Google Ads account: period-over-period account data and monthly campaign data. Category averages from LocaliQ's 2025 home services search advertising benchmarks (construction & contractors category). Campaign metrics are reported to the client monthly. Results vary by industry, budget and market; no outcome is guaranteed.







One team, every piece.


Brand, website, print and ads — built and managed by the same team, so everything a customer sees tells the same story. That's the difference between having a logo and having a brand that works.




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