Roofing company owners: when a homeowner's roof leaks at 9pm and your phone rings into a voicemail, they don't wait for your call back — they call the next roofer on Google. You paid for that lead. It's leaking out of a bucket with no bottom.
Hey — I'm Jonathan. I'm not a roofer — I look at how roofing companies handle their leads, and I keep finding the same thing: the money you already paid to earn — storm calls, quote requests, last year's customers — escaping because nobody's system answers them fast enough.
If within 30 days this hasn't saved at least one lead you'd have otherwise lost, I keep working free until it has. You're not buying a promise; I'm taking the risk off you. That's the whole deal.
For scale: one saved replacement job pays for this entire fix ten to twenty-five times over. Everything after the first saved job is upside.
Fair question. I'm building my roofing client roster and my case studies — this price holds for the first 5 companies, then it goes up. That's the honest reason, and it's also your deadline.
"I get all my work from word of mouth." Keep it — word of mouth is the best lead source there is. But it can't answer your phone at 9pm during a storm, and it doesn't chase the $20K estimate you pitched last week. This catches the jobs word of mouth drops.
"I already pay for HomeAdvisor leads." Then this matters double: leads you pay for are leaking out the same as the free ones. Those services rent you leads; this fixes what happens to every lead you get, from anywhere.
"I'm not a computer guy." You never touch any of it. I build it inside your own accounts, you own everything, and your only job is answering your phone more often.
Every job starts the same way: I record a free 2-minute video audit of your current setup. I'll call your number after hours and show you what your customers hear. No pitch in the email — just the video of exactly where jobs are slipping. You watch it, then decide if we talk.
Name, phone, email. One video. No drip spam — and a reply if you want one.
— Jonathan
Jonathanrw@gmail.com