For the trades. The phone rings while you're on a roof.
You can't answer from a ladder. The agent can. It answers the website lead in seconds, gets the address and the job, and texts you the details so you can call back between jobs.
Roofing search ads cost about $228 per lead. A lead that waits for a callback tonight is a lead somebody else books.8
Fig. 2 Service calls come in while the crew is on the last one. Photo: Kathleen Austin Kuhn, Pexels.
Where the money leaks today.
Shared leads
Lead platforms sell the same homeowner to several contractors. Whoever calls back first usually wins.
Missed calls
Google's Local Services Ads now bill some missed calls. A call you can't take still costs you.
A site you rent
Leave the platform and the site, the reviews page and the phone number can go with it.
It answers like your best dispatcher, at 9:47 at night.
It knows your services, your service area and your hours. It never quotes a price you haven't approved. It takes the address, the problem and the best time to call, then puts it on your phone.
AI chat and instant lead alerts come with every tier. Missed-call text-back and review requests come with Growth, live within 30 days of launch with the date in your contract. AI phone answering is an add-on scoped on your call.
Ninebark Heating & Air (sample)Demo
Owner's phone
A scripted demo, not a live agent. Your agent is set up with your own services, hours and service area.
Built for this kind of business.
Exhibit A · Sample build
Tolt Roofworks
Roofing, cedar, slate and metal, a fictional business we built to show the work
Materials-led roofing site for Seattle and the Eastside, with an inspection request built for a phone in a driveway.
HVAC and heat pumps, a fictional business we built to show the work
Emergency-first homepage: a no-heat call button that stays in reach, heat pump pages written around rebates, and a quote form that asks three questions.