The LTV Math on Commercial Contractor Google Ads
$88 per lead looks different depending on the average project value.
For a consumer service at $200-400, $88 per lead is tight. For a commercial epoxy flooring contractor where residential garage jobs run $2,500 and warehouse floors run $50,000+, $88 per lead represents a tiny fraction of any converted project’s value.
At a 20% close rate on 216 leads, that’s approximately 43 projects. At $10,000 average project value, that’s $430,000 in revenue from $19,040 in Google Ads spend — a 22x return. how to calculate lifetime value ROAS for B2B services explains the full framework.
The Audience Segmentation Problem in Commercial Epoxy
Commercial epoxy searches overlap with three wrong audiences that require active exclusion.
Training and certification seekers: epoxy training, epoxy installation course, epoxy certification. Someone learning to apply epoxy is not a buyer of commercial installation services. Excluded.
Consumer DIY buyers: home epoxy kit, DIY garage floor epoxy, epoxy floor coating kit. These are homeowners who want to do it themselves — not hire a contractor. Excluded.
Wrong product categories: craft resin, doming resin, river table epoxy. Completely different market. Excluded.
What remains is the commercial installation buyer: facility managers, warehouse operators, auto dealership owners, retail property managers searching for a professional contractor.
Top Search Terms and Their Intent
The FloorFX product line — a proprietary epoxy training and product system — has its own campaigns generating 44 product orders separately. Training + product sales + installation services all managed under one Google Ads account framework. Different campaigns, different audiences, clean data for each.


