When homeowners ask AI who to hire, does your name come up?

We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google the same questions a homeowner in your area would ask when looking for a kitchen or bath remodeler. We log every answer, count who gets named, and check the sources those tools lean on: your Google Business Profile, reviews, directories, your website and press. The report shows where you stand, who's being recommended instead, and the specific fixes in priority order.

It's free. There's no contract and no card. If you like what you see, we'll fix the problems for a fixed price. If not, there's no obligation and no follow-up pressure.

Yes. First Bid works with kitchen and bath remodelers anywhere in the United States. Everything we do happens online, and each audit is run with questions specific to your city and service area.

No, and you should be wary of anyone who says they can. AI tools decide what to recommend on their own. What we can do is fix the things they demonstrably rely on, like accurate listings, reviews, consistent business details, clear service pages and third-party mentions, and then re-test so you can see what changed.

Regular SEO is about ranking a web page. AI tools give one short answer with a few names in it, and they build that answer from many sources at once. So the work is less about one page and more about making sure everything written about your business, everywhere, is accurate, consistent and convincing.

Listing and profile fixes can be picked up within weeks, but AI tools update on their own schedules and it varies by tool. That's why we re-run the same test questions monthly and show you the before and after, instead of making promises.

Usually not. Most of what holds remodelers back is outside their website: incomplete Google profiles, inconsistent directory listings, thin review content and missing service pages. If your site needs changes, the audit will say exactly which ones.