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Esposito: Remodeling Sales Cycles Average Three Weeks and Up to Five Months

Jeff Esposito · Revolutionizing Home Remodeling: How VeraAI is Streamlining the Design and Sales Process · Jun 17, 2025 · at 8:23

Jeff Esposito, co-founder of VeraAI, explains typical decision-making timelines in the home remodeling industry when customers lack instant visualization.

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“So these sales cycles run on average of three weeks, and I've had sales cycles run as much as four or five months before somebody can make a decision.”

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