Rented leads, compared to a brand
Lead marketplaces often pass one window request to several installers. The homeowner then compares all of you to the national company whose ads they’ve seen for years.
National window brands train homeowners to expect a long sales pitch and a mystery price. Your own lead system can offer the opposite: a local crew, a range up front, and a short visit.
Lead marketplaces often pass one window request to several installers. The homeowner then compares all of you to the national company whose ads they’ve seen for years.
A foggy pane in one bedroom and fourteen aluminum sliders across a whole house come through the same contact form, and both get a full measurement visit.
One spouse books, the other works late. Your estimator measures, quotes, and drives home with a “we’ll talk it over.”
Footage of your crew pulling an old aluminum frame and setting the new unit, with your owner explaining what the homeowner is paying for.
Visitors pick how many windows and doors, the current frame type, and whether it’s all at once or in phases before they ever see the calendar.
Booking asks who else decides and offers the evening or weekend slots you choose to open, so everyone can be home.
Every booked visit carries its opening count, so you can see which ads bring whole-house jobs and which bring single repairs.
Example written by BlueSmith to show the approach. Not a client ad or a result.
You’re already paying to get in front of homeowners. See what closing a few more of those estimates would add, without one more lead.
Extra revenue per year: $288,000
12 estimates a month, closing 25% now vs 33% target, $25,000 average project.
See what we’d build for these numbersStarts with example numbers. Change them to yours. Arithmetic only, not a promise of results.
Bought leads start fast, but the same request often goes to several companies. A system you own takes setup time, and every homeowner who books has seen your installs and your price range first. Compare both on cost per signed contract, not cost per lead.
A filming day on a real install, the product lines you carry, your price ranges per opening, your service area, and who runs measurements. If you already have ad accounts, we work inside them.
Often, yes. A sliding door buyer is fixing one room and one opening; a whole-house window buyer is thinking about comfort across every room. Different hook, different page section, same booking calendar.
We don’t. Contracts come down to your price, your market, and how the measurement visit goes. You get the full trail from ad to booked measurement to signed job, so the spend gets judged on work you actually won.
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