You quoted it. Somebody else built it.
You bid a lot of jobs, and most of them go quiet. You figure it was price, because that's what homeowners tell the contractor who lost. We call them and find out what really happened.
Then we make sure the next homeowner finds you — on Google, on Houzz, and in the AI assistants they now ask.
We're not a call center booking appointments. We find out what happened to your quotes.
For remodelers and design-build contractors in Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Richardson, Plano, Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield and Burleson.
“Usually the response I get is price is too high.”
Every contractor in the thread said the same. It's the polite answer. It ends the conversation, and it's wrong often enough to be expensive.
Every bid costs you an evening.
Driving out, measuring, pricing, writing it up. We find out which of those evenings turned into work somebody else is doing, which ones are still worth a phone call, and which ones were never going to happen.
The free audit
Two checks, one page, fifteen minutes on the phone. No charge, nothing signed.
The quote check
You pick five quotes you've already written off. We call those homeowners and find out who hired someone else and who, who postponed rather than said no, and the real reason, in their words.
The visibility check
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI mode twenty questions a homeowner in your area would ask, and check what you've published everywhere else. You'll see whether you're named, who is instead, and what they get wrong about you.
It can come back clean. If your quotes are handled and you're showing up right, that's what the page will say, and we won't try to sell you anything.
See a sample audit — sample data, not a real client
How the calls go
From your number, so they recognize the name. We say who we are and that we're not selling anything.
“Hi, is this Mrs. Ramirez? My name's Sam — I handle follow-up for Apex Remodeling. I'm not selling anything and I'm not trying to change your mind. They sent you an estimate on the kitchen back in March, and I'm closing out the file. Did you end up moving forward?”
You read the script first
Word for word, before we dial anyone.
Any name is off limits
Tell us not to call someone and we never will.
We never quote, negotiate or try to save the job
If they want to talk to you, we pass them to you that day.
In the build
Day one — you send twenty quotes
From the last six months, the ones that went quiet. A spreadsheet, PDFs, or photos of the pad in your truck.
Days 2–14 — we make the calls
Evenings and Saturday mornings, when people answer. Three tries each, then we stop. Before we start, we'll tell you how many we expect to reach.
Day 15 — we go through it together
Who's still live, who hired someone else and who, where your price landed, and what they said the reason was.
Being found, and described right
Homeowners planning a big project check Google, read reviews, browse Houzz, and more and more of them ask an AI assistant who to hire. Those sources overlap, and when they disagree about you, you get left out or described wrong.
We can't make ChatGPT recommend you, and anyone who promises that is guessing. What we can do is make sure everything it reads about you is complete, correct and consistent — and tell you every month what it's actually saying.
One name, one number, one set of hours. Identical on your site, Google, Bing, Apple, Houzz and the directories that matter.
Your Google profile, finished. The right categories, every service, real project photos, answered questions.
Reviews that keep coming. Asked for after every job, answered by you, naming the project and the town.
A website machines can read. Structured data, a page for each kind of project, straight answers to the questions homeowners ask.
Houzz and referrals. Real project pages, and designers and architects who know your name.
Clear about what you do best. A contractor who does everything gets named for nothing.
Who this is for
Residential remodelers and design-build contractors who quote eight or more jobs a month, at $15,000 and up, and can pull twenty quotes from the last six months.
Who it isn't for
You only build new homes, only do commercial work, mostly do jobs under $5,000, or don't keep your quotes anywhere. We'd rather tell you now than take your time.
Compared to the other options
A call center
Calls your leads to book appointments. We call the ones who went quiet to find out what happened — and bring that back to you.
A marketing agency
Sends you more leads. We start with the leads you already paid for, then fix how you're found. Everything stays in your name, month to month.
Doing it yourself
Free, and worth trying. But homeowners give the contractor who lost the polite answer — and you don't have evenings to spare.
What it costs
The audit
Free
Five quotes called, twenty AI questions asked, your profiles checked. One page and a fifteen-minute call.
The build
$5,000
Five weeks. Twenty quotes called and reported, a follow-up sequence so quotes stop going quiet, and everything above done on your own accounts.
Monthly
$2,500/mo
Every lost bid called, a monthly look at your open quotes, profiles and reviews kept current, and a monthly report on what AI assistants say about you. Cancel any month.
Everything stays yours. Your Google profile, Houzz, review system and any ad accounts are in your name. We're added as managers. If you leave, you remove us and nothing breaks. Ad spend, if you run ads, goes straight to Google — we never touch it.
We make every call ourselves.
Not a call center, not an account manager. When you call us, you'll hear back within a day.
Your customers are too polite to tell you why they went with the other guy. We'll ask them, and tell you what they said — including the parts you won't like.
Straight answers
Why can't I just ask them myself?
Homeowners rarely tell the contractor who lost the truth. It's awkward, they might want to hire you later, and price is the polite answer. Someone neutral, with nothing to sell, gets a different one.
Can you get me recommended by ChatGPT?
Nobody can guarantee that. We make sure everything AI assistants read about you is complete, correct and consistent, and report every month what they say.
How many homeowners will you reach?
People called back months later are hard to reach. Expect about a third. We tell you before we start.
Are you a call center?
No. Call centers book appointments. We find out what happened and why. If someone wants to talk to you, we pass them along the same day.
What does it cost?
The audit is free. The build is $5,000. Monthly is $2,500, month to month.
Who owns the accounts?
You do. We're added as managers. If you leave, you remove us and everything keeps working.
Get the free audit
Tell us who you are and we'll call you within a day to pick your five quotes and set up the visibility check.
Rather talk first? Call (469) 405-3559. If it's a bad time, we'll call you back when it isn't.