For remodelers

We fill your
schedule.

We give you a 24 hour sales day.

Quotes go out all week and a slice of them come back. The question is what happened to the rest, and whether anybody ever went back to ask.

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The price page that screens out tire kickers

The exact page structure that puts real ranges in front of a homeowner before she fills anything in. The ones who cannot afford you leave on their own. The ones who can arrive already sold on the number.

  • How to publish ranges without capping your own price
  • The lines that stop the just give me a ballpark call
  • Where the financing answer goes so it is read, not asked
  • The follow-up that runs after somebody sees the number

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Be honest about last month

What happened to the quotes
that never got an answer?

"Let me talk to my wife" is not a no. It is a not yet, and a not yet is the only lead already paid for. The question is whether anything happens to it after that week.

A new parent finally got the baby down at 3am. She is on her phone, in the dark, looking at kitchens. She is not shopping. She is ready.

By the time you open, she has picked somebody. You never knew she was there.

Sound familiar?

  • ×Somebody drives an hour to quote a job that was never getting bought
  • ×The quote goes out, she says let me think, and that is the end of it
  • ×You buy a lead, and so did whoever called her before you did
  • ×The homeowner books whoever got back to her first, and nobody was free to call
  • ×January arrives and the only list in the building is a phone’s recent calls

What changes with us

  • →Real price ranges on the page, so the ones who cannot afford you leave first
  • →Every quote worked for a full year, whether anybody remembers or not
  • →Estimates booked at 9pm with nobody in the office
  • →The review asked for the day the punch list clears
  • →A list you own, so January has somebody to call
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Take this and use it

The price page that screens out tire kickers

Every contractor gets told never to publish prices. Worth asking what that advice actually costs, in Saturdays spent driving to kitchens for people who thought a whole remodel ran about what a used car does. Put a real range on the page and the drive-outs left are the ones worth going on.

Yours to use whether you ever speak to us or not. Nothing gets plugged into your business, nobody calls you, and it does not expire. If it works on its own, you already know what the rest of the system does.

Still quiet in January and February? That is the part this answers second.

What is in it
  • How to publish ranges without capping your own price
  • The lines that stop the just give me a ballpark call
  • Where the financing answer goes so it is read, not asked
  • The follow-up that runs after somebody sees the number

One email. No call. Unsubscribe on the first line.

03
One job, worked automatically

Most book straight away.
This is what happens to everyone else.

You do not wait on this. It runs underneath the jobs you are already taking, on the people who would otherwise have disappeared.

Tired of shared leads you pay for and the other guys bought too? This is the part that means you stop needing them.

Minute 1
Most book the estimate right hereThe quote lands, and the ready ones never have to leave the page.
Booked
Day 2
The question she did not askFinancing, timeline, what the number actually covers.
Email
Day 9
Our second biggest close pointPhotos of the same work, for a house like hers, while nobody else is still in front of her.
Booked
Day 30
Still here when you are readyNo pressure. Just present.
Email
Month 4
The season changes, the offer changesA reason to move now instead of next spring.
Email
Month 7
She booksAnd she thinks it was her idea.
Booked
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What gets built

Built about you.
Not a template with your name in it.

Someone went looking while you were on a roof, on a boat, or asleep, and booked whoever was open. You never heard about it. These four close it.

  1. Your story, not a services listNobody picks a company off a list of services. Yours gets written from an interview with you, so it sounds like the one worth calling.
  2. Your work, not stock photosYour jobs, your rigs, your before and afters. A competitor can copy your words. He cannot copy your work.
  3. Your price, up frontThe ones who cannot afford you leave on their own. The rest arrive already knowing the number.
  4. Your own lead generation machineSomething worth having, built out of what you already know, given away free. The ones who are not ready leave an email instead of just leaving.

Underneath all four: booking, follow-up, reviews, the list, and one number that says what worked. That part is already built, already broken, already rebuilt. Nobody is inventing plumbing on your money.

Who you are actually hiring

Who is behind this,
and who we work for.

The operating record

Eric OKeefe built a Connecticut remodeling company from a $7,000 start to $3 million a year in under three years. That company is now our first client.

Also a client

The Lemon Press, a Connecticut mobile lemonade trailer.

That is operating history, stated as history. It is not a claim about what this system did for anybody. When there is a client result we can source and put a name on, it will appear here with the name on it.

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Pricing, in public

One thing,
at four depths.

Every rung is the same promise. You are only choosing how much of it gets run for you.

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Seasonal business? The annual number stays the same. We bill it across the months you actually work.

No pressure

Not clicking anything today?

Fair enough. A discovery meeting before anybody will tell you anything is a bad trade. Two ways to look at this without giving up an afternoon.

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What gets built, what it costs, what you keep. One page you can read in the truck without a call.

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