Built for plumbing shops who run on emergencies and recurring service.
Emergency leak calls, repipe quotes, water-heater replacements, drain-clearing memberships. Clint handles the inbound flood and chases the work that always slips through the cracks.
Where the money leaks.
Every shop in this trade has the same handful of holes. Most owners know about them. Most don't plug them because the office work piles up faster than they can.
Burst-pipe call at 2am rings out.
It's the most expensive lead you'll ever get. And it goes to the answering service that takes a message. By morning the homeowner already called three competitors.
Repipe quotes sit for weeks.
$18k repipe quoted on Thursday. Customer wanted to talk to their spouse. Three weeks later it's still in the open-quotes folder.
Water heater installs lose to faster shops.
Failed-tank lead. First plumber there does the install, often the same day. Speed wins.
Drain-clearing customers don't come back.
One-time service customers never get re-booked even though most of them need yearly clean-outs.
How Clint plugs the leaks.
Burst-pipe leads booked in under a minute.
After-hours call comes in, Clint qualifies the emergency, dispatches the on-call tech, and texts the homeowner an ETA. Under a minute, every time.
See Speed to LeadRepipe and water-heater follow-ups.
Every open quote over $5k gets a personalized follow-up at day 7, 14, and 30. Each one referenced to the original quote, not a template blast.
See Outbound CampaignsTech voice-notes from the truck.
Tech leaves the job, holds the mic, says "main shut-off valve corroded, recommended replacement, customer wants a quote." Clint logs the upsell against the right customer.
See Voice Note CRMYou can't move what you don't track.
- How many after-hours emergency calls did we book last month?
- What's the average time from emergency call to dispatched tech?
- How much in open repipe quotes is sitting unfollowed-up?
- How many drain-clearing customers from 12 months ago haven't been re-served?