For remodelers in Hawaii
A kitchen or bath remodel starts with a homeowner's first message, and the contractor who replies and books the consultation gets the project. Northlight installs the system that replies in seconds, qualifies the job, and follows up through a long decision.
Your phone rings while you're on a job. You can't answer. Seconds later they have a text from your business, they reply, and the job is still yours.You miss a call on a job. They get a text in seconds, reply, and the job stays yours.
The week you actually have
She filled out your form on a Sunday. Monday was a demo day. You called Wednesday. She'd already met with two contractors who replied that night.
Remodels take months to decide. You sent the proposal and waited. The contractor who checked in every few weeks got the job when they finally pulled the trigger.
You've done forty kitchens on the island. Your website has three photos and no project pages. The homeowner can't see your work, so they pick from reviews, and you have eleven.
The numbers, with receipts
more likely to qualify the lead when a company tried to make contact within an hour, versus even one hour later.
Harvard Business Review, “The Short Life of Online Sales Leads” (Oldroyd, McElheran & Elkington, 2011) — audit of 2,241 US companies · sourceof consumers use Google to find reviews — far ahead of every other platform.
BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2025 — 1,026 US adults · sourceof consumers searched for a local business online in the previous three months.
BrightLocal Consumer Search Behavior, 2026 — 1,227 US consumers · sourceEvery number on this page links to the study it came from — year and sample size included.
What gets installed
Same system every trade gets, one price, built around how remodelers actually work. Each one links to a page where you can watch it run.
Project pages for kitchens, baths, additions, ADUs, and whole-home work, with real photos of your projects and the neighborhoods you've worked in. Your license number up top. Phone-first.
See the website + get found on google run →The assistant qualifies the inquiry (what, where, rough budget range you set, timing) and books the consultation. Tire-kickers get a polite answer; real projects get your calendar.
See the ai chat receptionist run →Every inquiry gets a text back in seconds from your own 808 number, so you're the contractor who replied first.
See the speed-to-lead texting run →Every missed call gets an instant text with your name before they call the next contractor.
See the missed-call textback run →One honest review request at project completion, with unhappy customers routed to you first. Remodeling is a reviews-and-portfolio decision.
See the google review engine run →Consultation slots that fill themselves, with reminders, and a separate lane for site visits versus office meetings.
See the self-filling calendar run →Every proposal in one list, nudged on a schedule that matches a long decision. Past clients reminded when it's time for the next project. Your Google Business Profile set up as a remodeling contractor with your real service areas.
See the pipeline + team access run →Hawaii, specifically
Remodeling in Hawaii means permits, HOAs, material lead times from the mainland, ADUs under the current rules, and homeowners who have heard every horror story. The site is written to answer the questions they're nervous about, and the assistant sets the expectation before you ever drive out.
Online, Hawaii remodelers compete with directories and mainland template pages for their own searches. A real site with project pages and a phone that answers is rare on the island; most of your competitors are a Houzz profile and a phone number.
Our first measured client is a solar panel cleaning company in Waianae. Not your trade, and we say so. What we can show you from his own Google accounts: a new site live in a week, two weeks later on page one for the searches that make him money, two real quote requests in the first twelve days, every one of them tracked back to where it came from. We'll walk you through those numbers on the call, not a slide about them.
Who this isn't for. If you're a GC doing commercial or bid-list work only, you don't need this. It's for the remodeler whose projects start with a homeowner's message.
$297 a month. No setup fee. No contract. Every system on this page is in that number, including the build and the hosting. If something breaks, we fix it. You own your domain and your content. If a month comes where it isn't worth $297, you leave.
We don't run ads and we don't promise leads, rankings, or revenue. We install the system, show you it running on a real account before you pay, and let it keep proving itself every month after.
It's the foundation, not a campaign. Your Google profile and the reviews on it get the wheel rolling; the systems answer, book, and keep score; your good work keeps it rolling. The harder marketing comes later, and only once this is collecting. How the price works →
Straight answers
If an answer here puts you off, better now than after you've paid.
Yes, within reason. You give us a minimum project range and the assistant asks. People under it get a polite answer and a referral if you want; people above it get booked.
That's what it's for. Proposals get check-ins on a schedule you set, from your number, in your words, until they decide either way.
Yes. Send the photos and a few sentences per project; we build the pages. Portfolio is the site.
No. This is the front door: inquiry to signed consultation. Your project software takes it from there.
No. $297 a month, month to month, no setup fee.
Keep going
Small jobs, all day, and a phone you can't answer
Next trade ›GuttersIt rains, everyone calls at once, and you're on a ladder
Other trades
You can't take a call from a roof. Your business can.
The water heater dies at 6 AM. Who answers the phone?
When the AC quits in August, they call the first number that answers
You're in a panel with both hands. Your business should still answer.
Solar leads in Hawaii are expensive. Stop losing the ones you already have.
You're behind a mower. The estimate requests pile up anyway.
Painting is won on the estimate. The estimate is won on who answered first.
Nobody can hear the phone over the machine. Your business still has to answer it.
Small jobs, all day, and a phone you can't answer
It rains, everyone calls at once, and you're on a ladder
Thirty minutes on a real account, with your questions. No slides, no pressure to decide on the call.