Most contractors are sitting on years of past customers and estimates that went quiet. We put that list back to work and book appointments from it inside the first three weeks. Then we build the system that keeps the calls coming after.
A homeowner calls at 4:40. You are on a roof. They leave a message, then call the next contractor on the list, and that one picks up. The job was yours for about nine seconds.
Every estimate you sent is still a person who wanted the work done. Most never hear from you again. They were not a no. They were a not yet, and nobody was there for the yet.
The customers who already paid you once are the cheapest work you will ever get. They also have no idea what else you do, because nothing has gone out since the invoice.
This is where every engagement begins, because it is the fastest way to find out what your buyers actually respond to without spending a dollar on advertising.
We point the system at the customer list and dead estimates you already own. It reaches them by text, email, and voicemail with an offer worth answering, books whoever responds straight onto your calendar, and shows you which conversations came from which part of the list. Reactivation is included in Ignite Growth and Ignite Command at no additional cost.
A trade, a service area, and a phone that has to get answered.
Booked jobs per month over the engagement. Ad spend never increased.
Earned in six months for a single location service business that lost its domain and every ranking with it. Same local SEO work that sits inside Ignite Core.
Same engagement, built on a 301 recovery, service pages, schema, and a citation campaign rather than ad budget.
These are the three prices. They are the same for every contractor who walks in, and they are on this page so you can decide whether to call us before you talk to anyone.
Everything in Core, plus
Everything in Growth, plus
We work with contractors in Hampton Roads and greater St. Louis, and remotely outside those metros.
Three questions: how many past customers sit in your database, what happens when a lead comes in after six, and what one closed job is worth to you. You leave with a number and a recommendation instead of a proposal to review later.