For Retractable Screen Contractors
How do I attract homeowners before they start shopping around?
There's a way to be the installer they call first, not the third quote.
One installer per metro. Built for areas with 50,000+ homeowners.
One installer per metro. Built for areas with 50,000+ homeowners.
It Was Never Your Price. You Were Just Showing Up Too Late.
You spend three hours designing a $40,000 motorized screen job. It's perfect. And they go with someone else. You told yourself it was the price. It was never the price.
Think about the last truck you bought. You didn't roll onto the lot undecided. You'd already settled on the make and the model long before you asked what it cost. You were just there to confirm it. Your buyer is the same. By the time they ask you for a price, they already know who they want. That homeowner trusted someone else months ago, and you were just the price-check on a decision that was already made.
Your Buyer Isn't Shopping for Screens.
The homeowner writing the check isn't buying screens. They're buying their patio back: dinners outside in July, no bugs, no glare, no neighbors watching. Talk like a contractor and you're one more quote. Speak to the life they actually want, and you become the one who gets it.
There's a Window. You're Showing Up After It Closes.
There's a window. It opens the first time a homeowner stands on their patio in July, swatting bugs, thinking “I wish I could actually use this.” It closes the day they call the first installer. Everything that decides the job happens inside that window.
A “lead” is just someone who typed “screen repair” into Google today. The repair jobs. The basic window screens. The price-shoppers running three quotes. The bottom of your market, by definition. The homeowner about to spend $40,000 isn't searching yet. They're still inside the window, invisible to anyone buying clicks.
Marketing retractable screens is the one thing we do. That focus is how we find that homeowner while the window's still open, before anyone else even knows they're there.
Two Ways To Run This Business.
- Buy leads or wait on referrals
- Fight three other guys at the quote
- Win on price
- Feast in summer, scrape by all winter
- Reach the homeowner first
- Be the only one they wanted
- Win on trust, before price comes up
- A pipeline that was filling the whole time
Picture the Other Version of Your Business.
The homeowner calls already sold. They know your work, they understand why it costs what it costs, and they're not collecting three quotes.
The job is yours to lose, not yours to win.
One Installer Did Exactly This.
An installer in South Florida ran this system:
One of those two jobs closed at $4,515 before the month was out. The other, $16,469, is still working through his pipeline. Nearly twenty-one thousand in quotes from his first few weeks, while every other motorized retractable screen contractor in the market sat waiting for the phone to ring.
One installer per metro. Built for areas with 50,000+ homeowners.
This Isn't For Everybody.
If you compete on being the cheapest, this won't work, and we're not a fit. This is for the installer who does premium work, takes pride in it, and is done being treated like a commodity. And because we only run this for one installer per metro, we can't take everyone who asks.
You're Too Good To Keep Losing To People Who Aren't.
You built a premium business doing work the cheap guys can't touch. You shouldn't be lying awake over payroll, or handing your designs to homeowners who were never going to hire you. We run this for one installer per metro. See whether yours is still open.
One installer per metro. Built for areas with 50,000+ homeowners.