Install leads sit in the service queue
Your CSR handles the burst pipe first, as they should. The repipe inquiry gets a callback tomorrow, after another shop already called.
A repipe request that waits behind today’s emergencies goes cold. We reply instantly, route install leads away from dispatch, and keep following up while the homeowner thinks about the price.
Your CSR handles the burst pipe first, as they should. The repipe inquiry gets a callback tomorrow, after another shop already called.
The estimate goes out, the homeowner says they’ll think about it, and nobody checks in until the old pipe springs a leak and they call whoever answers.
Homeowners quoted for a tankless upgrade who didn’t buy are sitting in your software, untouched, still owning the same old tank.
Every install request gets a text right away that names the job they asked about and the next step.
Routing by project type keeps planned work out of dispatch and in front of the person who quotes it.
Check-ins over the following weeks answer the usual worries: open walls, time without water, and financing.
Past repipe and water heater estimates get a fresh, specific message, so last year’s quotes can become this year’s installs.
Example written by BlueSmith to show the approach. Not a client ad or a result.
Every lead that waits too long or never gets a real call is a job you paid for and never got a shot at. Put a number on it.
Revenue slipping per year: $378,000
40 leads a month, 30% not worked fast, at your normal 35% booking and 30% close rates.
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They should keep calling. Automation covers the gaps: the instant text while they’re on another call, and the day-five and day-twelve touches nobody has time to remember.
The project type picked on the page sets the route. Planned installs go to whoever quotes them. Anything leaking right now goes to dispatch.
Yes, and with Jobber and GoHighLevel. New leads and booked estimates land in the software your office already uses.
Yes. Past estimates that didn’t close get a short message about the exact job they were quoted. Those homeowners already know you, and they still need the work.
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