One dollar in.
Five dollars out.
We build the job acquisition system that brings home service companies work, we run it every day, and our team calls and texts every lead it creates until there's an estimate on your calendar.
You didn't buy leads. You bought a name and a phone number.
Somebody runs ads for you, or you pay a lead company, and what shows up is a name and a number. Whoever has a spare minute calls it the next morning. It rings out. By Thursday that homeowner already had two companies standing in their kitchen and picked one of them on Tuesday.
Then you go through the year honestly. The work that closed came from referrals. The marketing threw off the odd job, and nobody can tell you whether it made money or lost it.
So we build the part almost nobody builds, which is everything between the ad and the signed contract.
Stop being the third quote
A homeowner collecting three quotes has mostly decided what you're worth before anyone knocks. When all three look the same online, price is the only thing left to compare, so we build the front of your business to match what you actually charge.
One dollar in, five dollars out
We film with you, cut the creative, and our own media buyers run it. What gets built is a machine with known numbers behind it, and it stays yours whether or not we're still working together.
Leads don't make you money. Answered leads do.
Every lead is called and texted inside five minutes, then followed up around ten times across two weeks, on the scripts we've used to generate over $100 million in client revenue.
Every job traced back to the dollar that bought it
Every lead lands tagged with the ad that made it, and the tag stays attached through to the signed invoice. Revenue gets counted in your software rather than in an ad platform with an interest in the number.
Demand you can't fulfil is just a harder job
Once the lead flow is real the constraint moves. So we hire for you the same way we generate leads, and write the SOPs that let new people work to your standard without you stood over them.
Straight answers
The five things every owner asks us before they book. If yours isn't here, ask it on the call.
What does it cost?
One monthly fee covers the system and the calling. Your ad budget is separate and goes straight to the platform out of your own account, so there's no markup sitting between you and your own spend. The fee depends on your market and how many jobs you're trying to fill, and you'll get the number on the call once we've seen both.
Do I need an ad budget on top of that?
Yes, and it's the part that buys you the work. It goes directly to Meta in an account you own and keep. We'll tell you what your market actually needs before you commit to anything, and we size it to the jobs you can run rather than to whatever you're willing to spend.
How long before anything happens?
About a week to build. Then our team starts on the estimates already sitting dead in your system before a dollar of new ad money goes out, and that backlog is usually where the first jobs come from. New spend goes on after that, sized to your calendar and reviewed every Monday.
Who actually calls my leads?
Our own team, hired and trained and managed by us. They work from a script built around your services, your pricing and your service area, and they book onto your calendar. Every call is recorded and you can play any of them back.
Who is this not for?
Anyone whose average job is small. The whole model runs on there being real money in a single sale, because that's what pays for creating the lead and working it properly. A long sales cycle is fine, our best client builds and remodels homes. A thin margin isn't. If that's you, we'll say so on the call instead of taking your money.
Let's find out what your marketing is actually returning.
Twenty minutes with last month's numbers in front of you. You'll leave knowing what we'd build, roughly what it costs, and whether it's worth doing at all.