Turn Dead Estimates Into Booked Jobs
You already paid to get those estimates. These copy-and-paste texts and emails bring homeowners back without sounding pushy.
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Most estimates that go quiet aren't lost. The homeowner got busy, got nervous about the price or is waiting on a spouse. Most contractors follow up once, maybe twice, and stop. The one who follows up politely and consistently usually gets the job.
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Most estimates that go quiet aren't lost. The homeowner got busy, got nervous about the price or is waiting on a spouse. Most contractors follow up once, maybe twice, and stop. The one who follows up politely and consistently usually gets the job.
- 14-day follow-up after every estimate
- The one-line text that revives old leads
- Scripts for 3 to 12 month old estimates
- Replies to common objections
- When to send each message
- Follow-up tracker
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