You can't always pick up the phone. So they call the next guy. We answer the calls you miss. We chase the old prices you sent. We book the work straight onto your calendar. Day and night.
A missed call leaves nothing behind. No message. No name. No sign it ever happened. And you can't fix a leak you can't see.
They will not wait for you. Their car is stuck. Or their roof leaks. They call you. You are busy. One minute later they have booked someone else.
You drove out. You measured. You sent the price. Then nothing. No yes. No no. Most of them never made up their mind. No one called them back.
Ten junk calls a day taught you to ignore new numbers. So now you miss real customers too. And you never find out which ones they were.
This is not software. Think of it as four new people on your team. To hire them all you would pay four wages. And they would still go home at five.
Every call you miss gets a text back in five seconds. Late at night. On a Sunday. While you work. The text comes from your own number. It asks what they need. Then it tells you.
It asks the hard questions for you. How big is the job? What can you spend? Do you own the home? So the guy who wants a $9,000 job for $3,000 never lands on your calendar.
It goes back to every price you sent that went quiet. And every person who did not answer the first time. It keeps trying for weeks. This is the job no one ever has time to do.
It blocks the sales calls. The SEO guys. The warranty guys. All ten a day. They are why you stopped picking up. Now only real customers get through to you.
Nothing new to learn. No app to open. It uses the phone number you already have. The jobs just show up.
You sign nothing on day one. You see the numbers first. Then you make up your mind.
First we show you what you lost. We look through your old calls. We find every person who rang, got no answer, and never heard back from you. Then we add up what those jobs were worth. It is a report, not a sales pitch. Most owners have never seen this number.
Miss a call and they get a text right away. It comes from your number. It says sorry, I am on a job, what do you need? They write back. We ask two or three things. Then the job lands on your phone with a time already set. New people from your website get the same thing in under a minute.
You sent out a lot of prices in the last two years. Most people never wrote back. We follow up on all of them. Not spam. Just: did you ever get that done? I have a spot in two weeks. These people already met you. They already wanted the work. They already know your price. It is the fastest money in your business.
A roofer, a concrete guy and a garage door shop do not have the same problem. So they do not get the same tools. Storm alerts that text your old customers the day hail hits their street. Money questions asked before you waste a Saturday driving out. Early morning cover for the 7am panic calls. Find your trade below.
Because knowing your trade is the whole job. A normal call service does not know what a spring costs. Or how a roof claim works. Or why you cannot walk away from wet concrete.
Your best calls come before you open. It is 7am. A spring broke. Their car is stuck inside. They are late for work. They will pay almost anything. But they will not wait. And you open at eight.
The first roofer up there takes the photos. He helps with the claim. He gets the job. The next two show up too late. After a storm your phone never stops. And every call you miss is worth thousands.
Last month you drove out twenty times. Five turned into jobs. So fifteen trips gave you nothing. And fifteen prices are still sitting there. When did you last call any of them back?
In another trade? Tell us anyway. If missed calls and old prices are costing you jobs, the fix is the same.
One form. One short call. We do the rest. You keep your number. You keep your crew. Your day stays the same. There are just more jobs in it.
A free report on the calls you missed and the prices you never chased. With a dollar number on it.
We ask what you charge. What jobs you skip. How far you drive. That is the whole setup call.
It runs on your own number. Nothing to install. No app. You get the first text yourself so you can test it.
Two weeks free. If it did not save you jobs, walk away. You will not owe us a thing.
Every contractor starts the same way. One truck. One phone. You.
The second truck is the line. It means the work kept coming while you were busy. It means somebody else can run a job. It means you built a company, not a job you own.
Most never get there. Not because they are not good at the work. Because the calls that would have paid for it went to voicemail.
That is the bit we fix. More jobs. More crews. More money in the truck. That is why we are called what we are called.
We turn it all on and run it for two weeks. If it does not save you jobs, you pay nothing. We shake hands and part as friends. No contract. No fee to quit. No catch.
You get these calls all day. Someone selling SEO. Someone selling leads. Someone selling a phone girl in another country reading off a script. This is not that.
Three trades. That is all we do. We know what a spring costs. We know why a roof claim stops. We know you cannot leave wet concrete.
The texts come from your number. They read like you wrote them fast from the van. You okay every word before we send any of it.
We show you the money you are losing before we ask for a cent. Then two weeks free. You never have to buy a promise.
No app. No login. No screens. Your number stays your number. Jobs land on your phone the same way they always have.
One short call and it runs. Not six weeks of meetings with a project manager and a slide show.
Your number. Your customer list. Every lead we ever got you. Walk away when you like and take the lot with you.
Fill this in. We look at your missed calls and the old prices you sent. Then we send you the number. It is free. It takes one day. You sign nothing.