Every customer in your system cost money to win. Most contractors never call them again. Here's what that's worth.
Every name in your CRM, QuickBooks, or invoice history. A rough count is fine.
Conservative estimate. A typical campaign lands closer to $31,200.
Assumes 75% of your list is reachable by text and a 1% booking rate. Both are deliberately conservative.
Get this verified for freeI'll open your actual export and tell you what's really in there.
Serviced 18 months ago, loved the work, and Googled your competitor last spring because nothing reminded them you were still there.
You wrote it up, sent it, and never followed up. This is the smallest group on your list and almost always the most profitable.
You know which systems are on borrowed time. You wrote it on the invoice. Nobody ever called back about a replacement.
No review request, no referral ask, no maintenance plan offer. Goodwill that never got converted.
You send one file from ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, or QuickBooks. I clean it, remove duplicates, strip out landlines, and sort every customer into the four groups above.
I register your business for text messaging and write every message in your voice, not mine. Nothing sends until this is right.
Messages go out in daily batches sized to what your office can actually answer. No flood. Your phone rings at a pace you can handle.
Jobs booked, revenue collected, which group performed, and what to do next quarter. Delivered live, on a call, with real numbers.
Not impressions. Not leads. Booked, scheduled, invoiced work.
Qualifying terms, stated plainly: your list needs at least 3,500 customers and an average job value of $450 or more, and someone at your shop has to answer the phone when it rings. If we don't clear the number, the fee comes back.
Sprints start at $2,500. Most contractors find the answer pays for it several times over in the first 60 days.
I'm a licensed Professional Engineer. My day job is managing multimillion-dollar federal design and construction projects, which means I spend my working life finding the gap between what a system was supposed to do and what it actually does.
Contractor databases are full of those gaps. You bought every name in there. The work is making them produce again.
I'm based in Arab, Alabama, and I work with contractors across the Huntsville area and beyond.
Send me your export and I'll tell you what's really in your list — segment counts, reachable contacts, and where the money is. No charge, no obligation, and you keep the analysis whether we work together or not.