Missed calls during jobs
You're on the roof. The phone rings. Nobody answers. The customer calls your competitor before you ever knew the lead existed.
LEAD LEAKAGE
It's not a lead volume problem. It's a handoff problem. The phone rang during a job. The web form sat for an hour. The estimate got forgotten. The appointment didn't get confirmed. Each leak is small. The monthly total isn't.
THE 4 LEAKS
These are the four leaks every local service business has. Every one is operational — not a marketing problem, not an ad-spend problem. The fix is a system, not a salesperson.
You're on the roof. The phone rings. Nobody answers. The customer calls your competitor before you ever knew the lead existed.
Web lead comes in at 11 a.m. The reply goes out at 4. By then the homeowner already booked an estimate with the first business that called.
You sent the quote a week ago. It's sitting in their inbox under three Amazon emails. One nudge would close half of them. Nobody sends the nudge.
You blocked the time. You drove out. The customer forgot, rescheduled themselves with someone else, or just isn't home. Your tech spends the morning eating the loss.
Ranges are industry estimates compiled from public service-business benchmarks (BIA/Kelsey, Forrester, HBR's 2011 study of 1.25M leads). Your actual numbers may be higher or lower — the free audit measures yours specifically.
THE MONTHLY TOTAL
For a typical operator at $2,500 average job size, 20 leads/month, 40% missed, 35% close rate — the leak adds up fast.
20 leads × 40% missed × 35% would-have-closed × $2,500 average job. Not lost revenue. Lost booked-job revenue.
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