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4 Steps to Market Your Kitchen Renovation Company on Facebook & Instagram

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Author: Nicol Lee | Founder of The NextComms

Published on January 22, 2026

And Increase Leads and Sales Without Hard Selling

Kitchen renovation is one of the highest-intent renovation services in Singapore. Homeowners do not casually enquire about kitchens. When they do, it usually means budget, timeline, and decision-making are already in play.

Yet many kitchen renovation companies still struggle with price shoppers, leads that ghost, ads that get likes but no enquiries, and heavy reliance on portals.

This guide breaks down 4 practical steps to market your kitchen renovation company on Facebook and Instagram, with a critical mindset shift most renovation businesses miss. Marketing is not meant to sell.

The Mindset Shift: Marketing Is Not to Sell

Before the steps, this matters.

Your role in marketing is not to sell.
Your role is to attract the right homeowners, educate them clearly, and reduce friction at every stage.

When homeowners feel safe, informed, and rewarded, sales becomes a natural next step rather than a hard push.

Steps to Follow

Step 1: Attract the Right Homeowners (Clarity Over Volume)

Most Facebook and Instagram renovation ads fail because they target everyone.

Who You Should Attract

  • HDB, BTO, and resale homeowners
  • Age 28 to 55 decision-makers
  • People already planning a kitchen renovation

What to Do in Your Ads

  • Call out the homeowner type directly
  • Be clear about renovation scope
  • Be upfront about what you specialise in

When your message is clear, wrong-fit leads filter themselves out, price-only shoppers reduce, and consultations become more productive.

Attraction is about clarity, not persuasion.

Step 2: Reduce Friction by Explaining What Is Included

Uncertainty kills conversion.

Homeowners hesitate when they do not understand what is included, what is excluded, and what happens after they enquire.

Your Marketing Should Clearly Show

  1. What is included in your kitchen renovation package
    • Cabinets
    • Countertops
    • Plumbing
    • Electrical works
    • Hacking and reinstatement if applicable
  2. Typical renovation timeline
  3. Step-by-step process from consultation to installation

When expectations are clear, trust increases before the first call.

Kitchen Renovation

Step 3: Answer “What Is In It for the Homeowner?”

Many renovation ads talk about years of experience, high-quality workmanship, and competitive pricing.

Homeowners care about something else.

Translate Features Into Daily-Life Benefits

  • More storage means less clutter
  • Better layout means easier cooking
  • Durable materials mean fewer repairs
  • Clear packages mean no budget surprises

People do not buy renovation works.
They buy a better daily living experience.

Step 4: Package the Offer and Reward Each Stage

Package the Offer Clearly
Instead of saying “We do kitchen renovation,” use structured packages such as:

  • Essential Kitchen Package
  • Comfort Kitchen Package
  • Designer Kitchen Package

Good packaging makes decisions easier, reduces comparison fatigue, and shifts focus away from pure price.

Reward Homeowners at Every Stage

Marketing converts better when homeowners feel they are gaining value, not being sold to.

Examples:

  1. Ad stage
    • Free kitchen layout ideas
    • Cost transparency content
  2. Lead stage
    • Free consultation
    • Free basic layout suggestion
  3. Appointment stage
    • Free material samples
    • Limited-time upgrades or bonuses

Rewards reduce friction and increase commitment.

Step 5: Use Both Video and Image Ads on Facebook and Instagram

Video Ads

  • Kitchen walkthroughs
  • Before and after transformations
  • Explaining layout or material decisions

These attract more qualified homeowners.

Image Ads

  • Before and after comparisons
  • Clear package call-outs
  • Faster enquiries

Best practice is to run both formats together, then keep the cheapest cost per lead and scale the ads that bring homeowners who actually book consultations.

Final Takeaway: Marketing Creates Momentum, Sales Closes It

When done right, Facebook and Instagram marketing attracts the right homeowners, reduces fear and uncertainty, pre-qualifies before consultation, and makes sales conversations easier.

Marketing does not push people to buy.
It removes reasons not to move forward.

FAQ's (Optimised for 2026 AI Search and Google SGE)

Yes. Facebook and Instagram work very well for kitchen renovation marketing because homeowners discover ideas, compare designs, and shortlist renovation firms visually before contacting them.

Kitchen renovation ads should focus on attraction and education. When homeowners understand what is included, the process, and the benefits, they feel safer moving forward without pressure.

A kitchen renovation package usually includes cabinets, countertops, plumbing, electrical works, and installation. Clear packaging helps homeowners compare options and reduces uncertainty.

Both should be used together. Video ads build trust and attract higher-quality leads, while image ads often deliver lower cost per lead.

Fast WhatsApp responses, clear explanation of the renovation process, transparent packages, and consistent follow-up over 7 to 14 days significantly improve conversion rates.

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