Whitepaper
Where home-services jobs get lost.
A free one-page PDF on three places home-services businesses can lose booked work: time to answer after hours, emergency bookings, and booked jobs per field rep. Drawn from the same anonymized pool you can check on /benchmarks.
The three leaks
What the PDF covers.
Below is the same content as the downloaded PDF — three named problems, each with a starting point and a comparison result from the same anonymized group.
Leak #1 - Time to answer after-hours calls
Median time to answer after-hours calls drops from 38 minutes to 4 minutes when a phone-and-text intake flow asks the key questions and books an emergency call before the morning shift reviews the inbox.
Leak #2 - Emergency inquiries that become booked jobs
An emergency inquiry that sits unhandled overnight is largely lost. Sending the call through a same-call question-and-booking flow lifts the conversion from 0.25 to 0.62 across 50 observed home-services engagements, with the speed-to-lead window held under five minutes end-to-end.
Leak #3 - Booked jobs per field rep per month
Each field rep closes an average of 19 jobs per month on the manual scheduling baseline. Once the booking process handles the inquiry, slot, confirmation, and reminder end to end - the same rep closes 33 jobs per month across 68 observed engagements, with no change to headcount or service area.
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