Getting found was never your problem.
It's everything after. The nine-o'clock message. The estimate nobody chased. The review nobody asked for. Not software, not a chatbot — the whole path, run for you.
Thirty minutes with a person. Or call the assistant now.
She picks up.
Same assistant on text, chat, your listing and the phone. Call it. Interrupt it. Try to break it.
260-366-9398It identifies itself as an automated assistant. Carrier rates apply. Calls may be recorded — see our call & SMS terms.
Six things that keep happening whether you're at the desk or not.
Every one of these is a job that used to wait for you to climb down, wipe your hands, and remember.
Illustration of the sequence, not a live feed or a customer's account.
We start where the money already is.
Every estimate that never came back. Every closed-lost. Every customer who hasn't heard from you since the check cleared. You already paid to find those people. That's where we start — not where we stop.
One voice, every doorHowever she reaches out, the same assistant answers, in the same words, and it knows what she said last time.
Shape shown. The figures come out of your account.
You get the countWhat came from where, what booked, what closed — against the file we started with.
Illustrations of the system, not records of a customer.
The six things that run.
Her first message to the review after the job.
Map my revenue recovery planShe reaches out
Text, web chat, Facebook, Instagram, your Google listing, the phone. At nine at night too.
She gets qualified
Address, scope, timeline, budget — before you spend a Saturday driving out.
She books
Straight onto your calendar, with reminders so she's there when you pull up.
She goes quiet
Every estimate gets its own sequence. Most jobs close after the fifth follow-up; most people quit after the first (National Sales Executive Association).
The job finishes
The review gets asked for while she's happiest.
You want to know what's working
Where leads came from and what they became. Which truck wrap produced a job.
The same week, side by side.
Pick the one that fixes your leak.
- Answers every inbound call, day or night
- Says it's an assistant, then asks the two questions that matter
- Books onto your calendar with the address written down
- Hands the call to you when it should
- One voice on text, web chat, Facebook, Instagram and your Google listing
- Remembers what she said last time
- Qualifies before you spend a Saturday driving out
- Books the ready ones, hands the rest to you
- Text, email and phone, in your name and your wording
- Keeps going past the point a busy human quits
- Stops the moment she replies or says stop
- Reports what went out, who came back, what booked
- Asks for the review while she's happiest — nothing offered, nothing filtered
- Drafts the reply in your wording, posts it under your name
- Asks for the referral a week later, once the review's up
- Books the comeback job before storm season
What you have to do. Nothing.
You bought a CRM once and nobody opened it. This runs whether anyone opens it or not.
An onboarding call, access to wherever the leads live, twenty minutes to read what we wrote. Then you take the appointments. Nothing to switch — it's built around how you already run.
Software stores the folder. Storing it was never the problem.
No. You quote it, you sign it, you price it. We get her to the driveway, then we're out of the way.
Fixed-scope build first, monthly retainer after. We put the real numbers next to your own payroll on the call.
Ask on the call and Doug will tell you what we commit to. We don't publish those terms until our attorney clears the wording.
The comparison that matters isn't software.
Hire someone to answer the phone and chase estimates and you're carrying wages, benefits and turnover — and she still goes home at five, when half your calls come in.
An answering service takes a message. It can't tell you whether the caller has a budget or a roof worth driving out for.
This is the third option — the coverage without the payroll. We put both numbers side by side on the call, using yours, not an average.
Not us, on purpose
- We don't close your jobs or set your price
- We don't buy or resell leads
- We don't run your ad budget in this build
- Anyone who asks is told they're talking to an assistant
- We don't publish your name without a signed release
Bring the folder. We'll read it together.
Thirty minutes. If the file's thin we'll say so. This runs for less than the part-time office person you'd hire to work it, and it doesn't quit in March.
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