The phone rings.
The board fills.
You run crews, not campaigns. The desk runs your ads against what a booked job actually pays you, answers every lead in under a minute, and shows you every dollar it moved while you were on a job site.
Spend steered by booked jobs on the board.
A $12 click that becomes a $14,000 roof beats a $3 click that becomes nothing. The desk ties every ad dollar to what actually books — moves budget toward the winners every 15 minutes, kills what doesn't book, and writes every move down in plain English so you can read what happened overnight.
The lead gets answered while your crew is on a roof.
Homeowners call three companies and hire whoever answers. An AI phone agent answers your line 24/7 — and when a call slips through on a job site, it calls the number back within a minute, quotes nothing it can't back, and books the estimate. Outbound, it works the leads who asked to hear from you until they're won or dead. Your competitors' leads go to voicemail; yours get a call back before they've dialed the next number.
A stop point in writing — because the next dollar isn't always worth it.
When July fills the board, more ad spend just buys jobs you can't crew. The desk tells you when the next dollar stops paying — in writing — and tells you when to push in the slow months. Most agencies never say that sentence; ours puts it on the record.
The fee math is printed — like your prices are.
Homeowners trust contractors who put prices on their websites — you already know this from your own customers. We work the same way: base fee and the % of managed spend, both printed on the site, sliding down as you grow. No termination fee, month to month. Payroll Friday never gets a surprise from us.
If you're spending under $10k/month on ads, our fee is probably bigger than the waste we'd cut — don't hire us yet. Get your tracking honest, raise what an average job pays you, and run the calculator — it will tell you when the math works, and so will we.
Stop managing ads.
Start flying them.
Your competitors are still clicking. Put a pilot in the seat and let your spend climb to profit on its own.