Try the desk first
One dial block, into your zips, free.
Three hundred calls to homeowners in your service area, from a number with your company name on it, by a real person, in one evening. Whatever gets booked goes on your calendar and stays there. Then we call you in a week and ask one question. That is the whole offer.
What you get
A real block from a real desk. Not a demo.
A paid campaign is these six things repeated five days a week. The block is one day of it, on your list, with your name, and you keep the results.
- 300 dials
- One setter, one evening block, 4 to 8 PM in your time zone, into the zips or counties you name. About what one desk does in a day.
- Your name on the caller ID
- A number in your area code with your company name on it, the same as a paid campaign. Homeowners see you, not us.
- Your four questions
- We qualify on the phone against the criteria you give us: owner, location, age of the roof or system, timing. Same sheet a paying client signs.
- Whatever books is yours
- Every appointment goes on your calendar with a confirmation text, the day-before reminder, and the morning-of reminder. Keep them. Sell them. No invoice.
- The recordings
- Every call from the block, with the outcome logged. You hear exactly what a setter says with your name in the first sentence.
- One call, seven days later
- We ask two things: did the appointments hold, and do you want a desk. Either answer is fine. Nothing else follows.
The math you will see
Three hundred dials is a number, not a promise.
On a scrubbed homeowner list, about one call in ten is answered, and about one conversation in thirty or forty agrees to a time. Three hundred dials is roughly thirty conversations and somewhere between zero and two booked appointments. Some blocks book two. Some book none. That is what a Pilot is for: ten booked in thirty days, or the month is free.
What the block shows you for certain: what your company name sounds like in a homeowner's ear, how the four questions land, what a confirmed appointment looks like on your calendar, and what the recordings sound like. That is the part nobody can put in a deck.
The block costs us a setter's evening and a list pull. We spend it because a roofer who has watched one appointment land does not need to be sold the rest.
Claim it
Four fields and your zips.
We call within one business day to set the block, the calendar hours, and the four questions. The block runs inside ten business days.
- One block per company. US businesses that sell to homeowners and have someone to run the appointments.
- You send the zips or counties, the calendar hours, and the four criteria. We build the list, scrub it against the federal and state Do Not Call registries, and dial it by hand.
- The block runs inside ten business days of your claim, on a day we agree.
- No card, no contract, no setup fee. If you want a desk after, the Pilot comes first, and the block’s appointments do not count against its eight.
Rather watch it first?
Fifteen minutes on a screen share of the live dial board. Real calls, real outcomes, real recordings. Then claim the block.
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