Fill your diary with homeowners near you. They’ve picked you for the job before they ring.

Yes, it is. Installers tell me so on my calls. They set my cost against their own numbers, and that’s the right way to look at it.

Some had spent before, on a website or a run of leads. They couldn’t say what came back, as no one joined that part to the rest. I build it all and run it. You watch each enquiry land in your own CRM, and you see where it came from. Eco Renewables had 5 enquiries in March 2026. In October 2026 they had 98.

Put one more install a month against the cost. Then put a year more of the diary you have now against it.

No. They’re pre-qualified before they get in touch. Each one is a homeowner near you who has read up on heat pump work. They’ve looked at your reviews too.

Each one comes to you alone. No one sells it on to the installer down the road. They all get a quick reply and follow-ups in your name until they say yes or no.

Six months is how long it takes to build it and get it working. The first three months go on the build: past customers, your site, your replies and follow-ups. From month four, search keeps growing. We go through what came in on a call each month.

I work with owners who want a partner for the long term. If you’d like to try it for a month, we’re not a fit. I’d rather say so on the call than six weeks in.

The price depends on your area and your trade. It also comes down to what you have now. That might be a site that works or a long list of past jobs. Once I know those, I’ll give you the figure and what it covers. You get it before you decide on anything.

No. The parts pay for each other, so they go in together.

A site on its own waits for people who never come. Leads on their own land on a page that doesn’t get them to ring. And neither helps if the enquiry sits there while you’re in the loft. Take one away and the rest earn less for the same money.

You can check every figure yourself. They come from your own CRM, and you can look at it when you like. My clients’ results here come from their own accounts too. You also get a WhatsApp group with me in it, so no one sits between us. You know what to ask, and I’d rather you asked it.

The first ones come in month one. They’re your past customers. The rest goes live in the 90-day build. Search grows for months after that. Insulation Installers Scotland started in June 2026. They had 48 enquiries in July. By October it was 187. That’s their area and their trade, so I won’t promise you a number for yours.

You do, from the day each one goes live. That’s the domain, the website, your Google profile and the content. If you leave, you take it all with you.

A contract with a six-month minimum. I’ll take you through it on the call. I build it, run it and report on it each month. You pick up enquiries, ring them back, book the survey and send the quote, and you join the call each month.

You need one call a month with me, and someone to pick up new enquiries the same day. Then it takes the evening quotes and the ring-backs off you. If no one can pick up that fast right now, tell me on the call. We’ll work out if that needs fixing first.

Then you can’t have it while that installer is with me. I don’t ask clients to give areas up. The map shows the open areas next to yours. If one fits where your vans go, that’s the call to book.

Not always. It depends on the one you’ve got. On the call we look at how your site does now. If it turns people into calls, I leave the design alone and work on the rest. If it doesn’t, a new one is part of the build.

Yes. It works the same way for you. None of my clients here are electricians yet, so I won’t show you someone else’s numbers as if they were yours. Homeowners want a rewire, a new board or a car charger. They need a reason to pick you, and follow-ups turn the call into a job. The map can’t check your area yet, so I do it by hand.

Yes. People look for an installer the same way in Norwich and in Denver. A lead goes cold as fast in both. The towns, the trade words and the local rules change, and I build those for your market. On the call I’ll tell you what I’d change for your area.