TextAPage for kitchen and bath remodelers
Six weeks of work deserves more than one photo on Instagram.
Remodeling job pages that tell the whole project: the gutted room, the rough-in, the finished kitchen or bath. Your lead carpenter texts the photos and one sentence, you approve, and the page goes live on your website under the town where the house is.
No app, no login · You approve every page before it goes live
Remodel buyers want to see the middle of the job.
Anyone can post a pretty finished kitchen. What a careful homeowner in Garden City really wants to know is what happened behind the cabinets: was the subfloor fixed, how was the plumbing moved, did the crew protect the rest of the house. That middle part is what separates a family remodeler from a weekend flipper.
You already photograph it, for change orders and your own records. Those photos just never make it to your website, because writing up a six-week project is a job in itself. Our contractor and remodeler marketing page covers the long sales cycle. Job pages give that cycle something to feed on.
The finished room gets the compliment. The rough-in gets the contract.
What remodel buyers look for
What a remodeling crew texts when the job wraps
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The before
The dated kitchen or the cramped hall bath, shot on day one before demo. If you caught the gutted room, studs and subfloor exposed, include it.
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The middle
New plumbing rough-in, the shower pan, the tile going up, the cabinets hung before counters. Two or three of these turn a gallery into a story.
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The finish and one sentence
The finished room from the doorway and a detail or two. Then: “Full kitchen remodel in Huntington, opened the wall to the dining room, quartz counters, new layout with an island.” That sentence is what the page is built around.
Then three steps
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Send it
Photos and the sentence go to your dedicated number. Any phone, no app.
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It drafts the page
The page tells the project from what you sent and nothing more. It will not name a cabinet brand or a tile you never mentioned. A thin draft waits for more.
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You reply “publish”
Live on your site in about a minute. Nothing is published without your approval.
Why “kitchen remodel in Huntington” goes to remodelers with Huntington pages
Remodel searches are local and specific. A homeowner types the room and the town. Google looks for a business with clear evidence of that work in that place. Each job page files under a town hub, so your projects in Huntington, Garden City, and Port Jefferson build up separately and show on a live map.
The pages carry schema and internal links, live on your own domain, and stay there. The homeowner’s address never appears: locations are rounded to the town and photo GPS data is stripped. See contractor marketing on Long Island for the wider local picture.
How remodelers get TextAPage
Included with Twin Shores full service
Every Twin Shores full-service plan includes TextAPage. Your job pages become part of the same strategy as your site, search, and reviews. Details on plans.
Standalone
Any remodeling company can get it on its own. Start with a demo.
Yours to keep
The pages are on your website. Stop paying and they stay live.
Remodeling questions
We forget to take before photos. Is it still worth it?
Yes. A finished room and a good sentence can be enough. If the draft is too thin, TextAPage will say so and wait instead of padding it.
Do clients have to agree to being featured?
That is your call and your relationship. Pages never show the address, only the town, and you approve every page before it goes live.
Will this replace our portfolio page?
It feeds it. Every published job adds to your town hubs and map, so the portfolio grows on its own as long as crews keep texting.
Let the whole project do the selling.
Watch a remodeling job page go from text to live in the demo. Also see painting and the full home services list.
No app. No login. Nothing goes live without your “publish”.