Canadian roofers · HVAC contractors
Stop losing the leads you already paid for.
Every paid lead enters a bounded response path, gets qualified, and routes to the next step — 24/7, with human escalation and measured performance. You show up and close. We run the follow-up. If your site is missing or unusable, a bounded rebuild can be included in the written STL scope.
The leak
You're paying to fill a bucket with a hole in it.
Most owners spend $2,000–$15,000 a month on leads. Average trade response is ~42 hours. Homeowners hire the first business that answers — and 40–62% of inquiries hit after hours, when nobody is texting back.
A receptionist may not be available after hours. A CRM files the lead. An agency optimizes cost-per-lead. None of them fixes the response path when you're on a job.
How it works
Three moves. You only do the last one.
Forward your lead sources
Angi, Google LSA, ads, website form — one pipeline. The system fires the moment a lead lands. If the site is missing or unusable, we scope its bounded rebuild inside STL.
Conveyor runs 24/7
A bounded SMS response path, qualification, and reply triage — including nights and weekends. Stops and escalates when the workflow reaches its limits.
Hi John, we got your request for a roofing estimate. What's a good time to come by?
You take the booked jobs
Hot leads self-book on your calendar. You show up and close. We handle the chase.
Thursday, Jun 26
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Lead Leak Audit
What is a slow reply costing you?
Plug in spend and close rate. See recoverable revenue in dollars — the same model we walk on the teardown, with your real numbers on the call.
Your numbers
Match your monthly spend and close rates.
Recoverable revenue / month
$44,250 CAD
Leads / mo
70
Booked est.
5
Closed jobs
1.0
Cost per booked estimate
Model uses industry benchmarks. Your real numbers land on the call.
Got the number? Walk it with us in 15 minutes.
Free Lead Leak Audit — your sources, your lag, your dollars. No pitch deck.
Why speed wins
First responder takes the job. The data is not subtle.
External benchmarks — not our brochure. This is why a measured response path beats a better brochure.
The mechanism
Seven stations. Same order every time.
One conveyor belt removes the variable every other fix leaves in: whether a human on your side is free to reply.
Lead arrives
Angi, LSA, Google Ads, website form — one standardized intake. Triggers the second the lead lands.
Rapid first response
The approved response path starts when the lead lands. Night, weekend, mid-install — no dependency on you being free.
Five-touch sequence
SMS + email over 24 hours. Five touches. Stops the moment they reply.
Reply triage
Hot leads go to booking. Negatives filter out. You only talk to people ready to talk.
Booking
They pick a slot on your calendar. Appointment shows up. You show up.
Watchdog
Every lead is monitored against the agreed response baseline. Exceptions escalate to a human fallback instead of disappearing.
Monthly brief
One page: recovered revenue, open loops closed, bottleneck removed, hours given back — not vanity activity.
Who it's for
Owner-operators already buying leads in the GTA.
Canadian owner-operators with meaningful inbound estimate flow. The current pilot stays with HVAC and Roofing until proof exists.
Roofers
HVAC
First-Responder Guarantee
Zero recovered deals in 60 days? We work for free.
If you forward all lead sources within 48 hours, provide a working booking link, and show up to every appointment we book — and you still close zero recovered deals in 60 days — we work for free until one closes.
Do your two jobs and the math is deterministic: five booked appointments a month at a 20% close rate is one closed deal — $10,000+ recovered, twice the retainer.
Questions
Questions you probably have
What is the First-Responder Conveyor?
Who is this for?
We already get leads — why do we need this?
How is this different from a receptionist or CRM?
What happens on the free audit?
Is there a guarantee?
How fast can we go live?
Do you guarantee jobs or revenue?
15 minutes · free · no pitch deck
See the leak in your numbers.
On the teardown we map sources, response lag, and monthly revenue walking out the door. Worst case: you see it and fix it yourself.