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Lakeside Restoration & Reconstruction • Return on marketing investment
Run your own numbers

What a marketing dollar is actually worth once the rebuild is counted.

Every figure below starts at the numbers you gave us on the call. Change any of them and the funnel, the profit and the return update as you type — including the part most restoration companies leave out, which is the reconstruction that follows the remediation.

Your numbers

What you spend
$/mo
$/mo
Your funnel
$
%
%
What a job is worth
$
%
The reconstruction upside
%
$
%

Where the money goes in

One month of spend, followed all the way through to signed work.

Marketing funnel from leads through to reconstruction projects
Return on marketing investment

Revenue / month
Remediation plus reconstruction.
Gross profit / month
At your stated margins.
Marketing cost / month
Media plus management.
Net profit / month
Gross profit after marketing.
Cost per job won
All marketing cost ÷ jobs won.
Revenue per $1 spent
Top-line, before margin.
Break-even
Jobs needed to cover marketing.
Reconstruction share
Of total revenue generated.

Across a full year

The same numbers held steady for twelve months.

Revenue
Gross profit
Marketing spend
Net profit

This is a planning model, not a forecast or a guarantee. It assumes steady performance and treats every month identically; real campaigns ramp, seasonality moves mold demand, and job values vary widely. Cost per lead is set by competition and is the figure most likely to move once real campaigns are running. Defaults come from your discovery call: $10–12K average remediation at roughly 50% margin, roughly $30K average reconstruction at roughly 20% margin, the $1,000–3,000 recommended media range, and the $1,300 Growth retainer.

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