We bring garage door companies 10 or more installation estimates a month, screened so you only quote homeowners who own the house and want a new door, not a spring repair. You only pay when we deliver.
Limited spots. One garage door company per service area. Every application is reviewed.
A few quick questions first. I only work with a limited number of garage door companies, so not every business qualifies.
Your estimates come from Angi, the manufacturer's dealer program, and whoever happens to find you on Google. The shared-lead sites sell the same homeowner to several companies at once. Worse, most of what comes in is a broken spring or a dead opener, a small repair ticket, when the money is in the full door replacement you rarely get called for.
Meanwhile the companies with a real system are quoting new doors every single month instead of chasing service calls. The fix is not buying more shared leads or waiting on the dealer program. It is a system that brings you homeowners who want a new door, screens out the repair calls and the price-shoppers, and puts only the good ones on your calendar. That is what I build, and then run for you.
We get on a call. You tell me where your jobs come from now and where you want to be. This is an application, not a sales pitch. If you're not a fit, I'll tell you, and I won't waste your time.
If we're a fit, I build the system that books your estimates: the ads, the landing page, the offer, and the screening that filters out the time-wasters. Then I run it for you, while you focus on the jobs I bring you.
You only pay when I deliver qualified estimates. Right now I'm taking on a few garage door companies to build more case studies, so you get my lowest rate for doing this together early. If I don't deliver, you don't pay.
The promise: the guaranteed number in the calculator, in qualified garage door estimates, in 30 days, or you don't pay my fee. That number scales with your ad budget, not a flat guarantee that doesn't move. I take on a limited number of garage door companies, and only one per service area, so it stays exclusive. Every application is reviewed, and not everyone qualifies.
See if your area is still open.
Check if you qualify →Four parts working together, so only qualified homeowners land on your calendar, every month, not just when it's hot.
The piece most contractors miss is the screening. Before a homeowner ever reaches you, we check that they own the house, want a replacement rather than a repair, and are ready to book. The repair calls, renters, and tire-kickers never hit your calendar, so every appointment is a homeowner worth quoting.
You're not handed to a junior or an offshore team. I build the ads, the page, and the follow-up, and I run them on your account.
I only get paid when you get booked estimates. If I don't deliver, I don't earn. Most agencies can't say that.
Booked estimate appointments. Homeowners in your area who own their home, have a failing or dated door, and have already agreed to a time for you to come out and quote the job. Real appointments on your calendar, not a list of phone numbers to chase or people who are only curious.
No. The ads are only the first step. Around them I build the part that actually turns interest into a booked job: the message that gets homeowners to reach out, the page they land on, and the screening that puts only the serious buyers on your calendar. Running ads without all that is why most contractors waste money.
That's the usual story, and it's almost never the ad itself. Hitting boost on a post sends people nowhere. No offer, no page to send them to, and nothing sorting the serious buyers from the merely curious. I build all of that, and that's what turns the money into real jobs.
Two separate things, and I keep them clear. The ad money goes straight to Facebook to show your ads. It's yours, and it never comes to me. My fee is separate, and you only pay it when I actually deliver booked estimates. No estimates, no fee. Right now you also get my lowest rate while I build more case studies. We go through the exact numbers together on the call.
Then you don't pay for them. You only pay for estimates that meet the bar we set: a homeowner in your area, who owns the home, has a real need, and is booked on your calendar. Wrong-fit people and tire-kickers don't count toward your number, and they don't cost you.
You'll see the first responses within days of going live. Booked estimates usually start landing in the first couple of weeks. The first month is where we find which message and which homeowners work best for you, so it starts steady and builds. Anyone promising a flood in week one is selling you a spike that won't last.
No website needed, and you don't have to be techy at all. I handle every technical part: the ads, the pages, the setup, all of it. Your only job is to show up to the estimates I book and do what you already do best.
Very little. I run the whole thing. You do the installs I bring you, and we check in every couple of weeks so you can tell me what's closing and what isn't. The day-to-day is on me.
Good, and keep them. The trouble with referrals is they dry up in the slow months, right when you need the work. This gives you a steady flow you can turn up whenever you want more installs, with referrals still coming in on top.
You do. I build everything on your own accounts, so the ads, the results, and all the information stay with you. You're never locked in, and you never lose what we built.
I work with a limited number of garage door companies, one per service area, and every application is reviewed. If yours is still open and you're a fit, you leave the call with a clear plan. If not, you'll still know exactly what's costing you jobs.