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An HVAC no-cool call, a roofing storm lead, and a kitchen remodel inquiry need different messages, different follow-up timing, and different questions. Pick your trade to see how it's set up.
- FOR HVAC COMPANIES
HVAC
In a heat wave, call volume triples and the office can't keep up. Every call that rolls to voicemail is a $300 repair or an $8,000 replacement that books with the next listing on Google.
AC repair · No-cool emergency calls · System replacement estimates · Furnace and heat pump repair
See it for hvac → - FOR PLUMBERS
Plumbing
Water heater failures and sewer backups happen at 9 PM on a Sunday. If the call goes to voicemail, the customer is already dialing the next 24-hour plumber on the map.
Emergency leak repair · Drain cleaning and hydro jetting · Water heater repair and replacement · Tankless water heater installs
See it for plumbing → - FOR ROOFERS
Roofing
After a hail or wind event, a homeowner fills out five forms. The roofer who responds within minutes gets the inspection. The one who calls tomorrow gets voicemail.
Roof replacement estimates · Storm damage inspections · Insurance claim roofs · Leak repair
See it for roofing → - FOR GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND REMODELERS
General contractors
Half the people who call want a $5,000 job on a $50,000 budget, or the reverse. Without a few questions up front, your estimator spends hours on projects that never happen.
Kitchen remodels · Bathroom remodels · Home additions · Whole-home renovations
See it for general contractors → - FOR POOL SERVICE AND POOL REPAIR COMPANIES
Pool service
Techs are on routes all day. The office is one person or nobody. New-customer calls go to voicemail, and the homeowner books with the next pool company on Google Maps.
Weekly pool service sign-ups · Green pool cleanups · Pump and motor repair · Filter repair and replacement
See it for pool service → - FOR LANDSCAPING AND LAWN CARE COMPANIES
Landscaping
Mowers, blowers, and trucks drown out every call. Voicemail fills up. The homeowner looking for weekly service or a new paver patio calls the next company instead.
Weekly and biweekly lawn maintenance · Landscape design and installation · Paver patios and walkways · Outdoor kitchens and fire features
See it for landscaping → - FOR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Electrical
You can't answer a call with a live panel open. The homeowner with sparking outlets doesn't leave a voicemail; they call the next electrician on Google.
Electrical troubleshooting · Panel upgrades · EV charger installs · Whole-home generators
See it for electrical → - FOR OUTDOOR LIVING AND HARDSCAPE CONTRACTORS
Outdoor living
You finish a project worth showing off, and the photos stay on your phone. Homeowners judge outdoor living contractors by their portfolio, so an empty projects page costs you the job before you're called.
Pavers and patios · Outdoor kitchens · Pool decks · Pergolas and covered patios
See it for outdoor living → - FOR REMODELING CONTRACTORS
Remodeling
You spend hours measuring and pricing a kitchen, send the proposal, and hear nothing. Without a follow-up rhythm, those jobs quietly go to the contractor who kept in touch.
Kitchen remodels · Bathroom remodels · Cabinet and countertop installs · Flooring
See it for remodeling → - FOR PRESSURE WASHING COMPANIES
Pressure washing
With a surface cleaner running, calls go unanswered all day. The homeowner who wanted a driveway and house wash this week books whoever picked up.
Driveway and sidewalk cleaning · House washing · Roof soft washing · Pool deck and patio cleaning
See it for pressure washing →
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Electrical, garage doors, pest control, painting, solar. If your phone rings and your crew can't answer it, this works.