You don't lose jobs on quality. You lose them on timing.

I get homeowners on your calendar before they call anyone else. You pay per booked appointment.

For kitchen and bath remodelers only.

11:51
Tuesday
New inquiry11:42

Sarah M. wants a master bath remodel

Text sent11:43

"Hi Sarah! When works for a quick visit?"

Sarah11:48

"Thursday afternoon works great!"

Estimate booked11:51

Thursday, 2:00 PM

The first contractor to reply usually gets the job.

Same homeowner, same inquiry. The only difference is how fast someone answers.

Calling back after the job6½ hours
11:42 amForm filled out
12:05 pmA competitor calls first
6:15 pmYou call. Already booked.
With my system running9 minutes
11:42 to 11:51 amInstant text, estimate on your calendar

Referrals come when they come.

Great when they show up. Impossible to plan a crew around.

Shared leads start price wars.

Four contractors, one homeowner. The cheapest quote wins.

You're busy on the job.

By the time you call back, they've talked to someone else.

PPAThe Pay-Per-Appointment System

You pay for booked estimates. Not for promises.

Most agencies bill every month whether your phone rings or not. With PPA, I get paid when a homeowner is on your calendar.

  1. Ads in your area

    Reaching homeowners planning a kitchen or bath project.

  2. Reply in minutes

    Every inquiry gets a text right away, day or night.

  3. Qualified first

    Your area, project type and budget, agreed up front.

  4. Estimate booked

    On your calendar, ready for you to close.

    This is what you pay for

No retainer

Billing is per booked appointment, nothing monthly.

Yours alone

Every homeowner is exclusive. Never sold to a competitor.

Ad spend you can see

Meta bills your card directly, so you see every dollar.

A partner, not an agency.

Kitchen and bath only.

One niche means I know what your homeowners worry about and what gets them to book.

You work with me.

I keep a small roster. No account reps. You text me, I answer.

I win when you win.

My pay depends on your calendar filling up.

If you're good at what you do, you should be busy.

On a 15-minute call I'll look at your market and tell you honestly whether I can fill your calendar.

  • Is there enough demand in your area?
  • What a realistic ad budget looks like
  • How soon estimates could start booking
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Strategy call with Said3 quick questions, then pick a time
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What work do you mainly do?
How many more estimates could you take a month?
When would you want to start?

I only work with kitchen and bath remodelers, so I may not be the right fit. If you do take on kitchen or bath projects, you can still book a time.

Stop waiting for work. Start choosing it.

Book a 15-minute call