See the system that books central AC and heat pump replacement estimates on your calendar.

We used to buy shared leads that three other contractors were calling as well. Now every estimate on the calendar is a homeowner who picked us. Our comfort advisor ran 16 replacement estimates last month.

On the first call they told us our budget was too light for summer and to start in spring. No agency had ever turned our money down. We started in March and it was the right call.

The Friday report is four numbers: booked estimates, cost per booked estimate, jobs sold and revenue. I read it in two minutes and send it straight to the boss.

I didn't believe the 60-second text until I saw it. A request came in at 9:40 on a Saturday night and was booked for Monday morning before I'd even checked my phone.

The ads stopped bringing in repair calls and single mini-split jobs. The six questions filter them out, so the calendar is full of system replacement estimates, which is the work we actually want.

Google picks up people whose system has just died. Meta finds the ones planning ahead before summer. Both feed one pipeline, and our quiet months aren't quiet any more.

Everything runs in our own ad accounts and a CRM we log into. The last agency held onto our Facebook account when we left. That's the reason I signed.

They only take one contractor in our metro. I'm not competing with my own agency for the same homeowner, and that mattered more to me than the price.

The follow-up texts after each estimate, on day 1, 3 and 7, win jobs we used to let go cold. Two of last month's installs came straight from the day-7 text.