A dedicated sales rep for contractors who answers, quotes and follows up

The week that gets stuck in estimates

Monday you drive around measuring houses. Tuesday you are on a job and the phone keeps buzzing. Wednesday night you sit down to write the quotes you promised on Monday. By Friday, one homeowner already hired someone else and another stopped answering. Sound familiar? The work is not the problem. The selling is eating the week.

Most owners handle sales alone because hiring a salesperson feels risky. You have to train someone, pay a salary before they bring anything, and hope they understand your trade. So the owner stays as the estimator, the closer and the crew lead at the same time, and something always gets dropped.

A dedicated sales rep for contractors takes the selling part off your plate without you having to hire, train or manage anyone. She works inside your CRM, answers every lead and moves each one toward an estimate. You get your week back for the jobs that pay the bills.

How our sales rep for contractors handles each lead

The rep does not work alone. She sits on top of the CRM, the AI and the follow-up sequence we build for you. Here is the path every lead follows, from the first message to the visit in your calendar.

What the dedicated sales rep service includes

The rep is part of our team, not a freelancer we found for you. She comes with the whole sales setup underneath, so nothing depends on one person remembering to call someone back.

Outsourced appointment setting vs a dedicated sales rep for contractors

Plenty of companies sell you leads with a date and time already booked. That sounds great until you drive to a house and find someone who never wanted a quote. The difference is in who does the work between the first message and the estimate, and whether you can see it.

The goal: quote without driving to the house

Why each sales rep serves at most two contractors

This is our differential, and it is real: one person for every two clients. A rep who handles a long list of accounts cannot remember which jobs you turn down or that your quartz price changed last month. She ends up reading a script, and homeowners notice.

With two clients, the rep can actually learn your business. She knows your materials, your service area and the kind of customer you want. She can answer a follow-up question without putting the homeowner on hold to ask someone else. That is what makes the conversation sound like your company.

It also keeps us honest about capacity. We would rather tell a contractor to wait than hand his leads to someone already overloaded. The rep works inside your CRM, so you can check the quality of her work any day by opening the conversations and listening to the calls.

Which plan includes the sales rep, and the first 7 days

The dedicated sales rep comes with our full plan. It includes everything in the middle plan, meaning the website, the CRM, the follow-ups, AI pre-qualification, social media and local SEO, plus the rep. On the middle plan, the AI pre-qualifies and you take the lead from there. Ad spend is separate on every plan and goes on your own card. The numbers are on our pricing page.

In the first week, we build the CRM, connect your forms and calendar, and file the A2P registration that allows your number to send texts. The rep studies your trade, your price ranges and the questions your customers always ask. Our deliverables are ready before the seventh day. The texting approval is what takes seven days.

After that, it becomes routine. The rep answers, quotes and follows up. You get visits in your calendar and the full history on each card. We look at which leads closed and which did not, adjust the conversation, and bring what we learn back to the ads.

Trades where a sales rep for contractors pays off most

A rep makes the biggest difference where estimates take real work and the owner is the one who would otherwise do them. These are the trades where we see that most, from Boynton Beach and Bradenton to Framingham and Worcester.