Here are the receipts.

It isn’t a strategy document. It’s us working your pipeline.

It runs 30 days.

Week one is the data. Every enquiry you’ve ever taken comes into one place — the spreadsheet, the inbox, the notebook, the CRM nobody finished setting up. We dedupe it, strip dead numbers, verify what’s contactable and hand back one clean file. Yours to keep whatever happens next.

Then we work it. Every reachable enquiry goes through the full sequence, one at a time, in a human order — not a blast. The ones who went cold because nobody rang them back get rung back. Most firms have more money in that list than they’d guess, and nobody has the hours to work it properly.

At the same time, the rail goes live on new enquiries. Every one gets an answer inside sixty seconds, day or night, and is chased until you have a yes or a no. That starts the week we start, so the leak stops while we recover the backlog.

You get three short calls — day 7, day 14, day 30 — and a record you can see any time. No monthly report full of impressions.

Four things, all of them checkable at day 30, and all of them yours either way.

One. Your enquiry data back clean, in one file — deduped, dead numbers stripped, contactable verified. Even if you never speak to us again, you own that.

Two. Every reachable enquiry worked through the full sequence, one at a time, with the outcome logged against each name.

Three. Every new enquiry answered inside sixty seconds, live, for the whole 30 days.

Four. Every touch tracked and the record handed over — so you can see what was said to whom and what came back.

Miss any one and you don’t pay. What we won’t promise is a revenue figure, because your sales cycle is months long and anyone guaranteeing a number before they’ve seen your pipeline is guessing.

Trade. Windows, doors and roofing. Established installers doing high-value domestic work. We came out of heating, the machine is the same, and the front door — homeowners searching on Google — is identical.

Size. There’s no revenue number you have to hit. What matters is that the maths works — a job worth comfortably more than it costs to win one. We’ll work it out with you on the call, in your numbers, and tell you straight if it doesn’t stack up.

Capacity is the one most people skip. If your jobs doubled next month, could you fit them? If not, more booked surveys makes your life worse, not better. We ask early and we mean it.

Not for you if you’re a startup, a one-person outfit, or your plan is to be the cheapest quote in the postcode. The system works by getting to good homeowners first and looking like the safe choice — not the cheap one.

One company per area. If yours is taken we’ll tell you on the call rather than waste your time.

£2,500, one off. You’re not invoiced until day 30, and only if all four deliverables have landed. Nothing up front — we carry the work for the month, and if we don’t deliver, you don’t pay.

It’s credited in full against whatever you do next, so starting here costs you nothing extra.

Ad spend is separate and stays yours. You own the Google account, set the budget, pay Google directly. We never touch your money, and if we part ways the account stays with you.

No, and it’s worth saying so plainly.

Lost Enquiry Recovery only makes sense if there’s a backlog worth recovering — old enquiries sitting in a spreadsheet, an inbox or a CRM nobody finished setting up. If you haven’t got that, there’s nothing to recover and we’d be charging you to prove a point.

If that’s you, we skip it and talk about running the whole thing properly from the start instead. Same machine, different entry point.

Which one you are takes about four minutes to work out, and we’ll tell you on the call — including if the answer is neither.

It commits you to nothing. Thirty days, one invoice at the end, and you can walk away having kept your cleaned data and the whole record.

If you carry on, there are two ways. Month to month, which carries a setup fee and lets you cancel whenever you like. Or a twelve-month term, where we drop the setup fee entirely.

Yes — that means the longer commitment is the cheaper one. That’s backwards from how most people sell it, and it’s deliberate.

Both are billed monthly, in arrears, with ad spend paid direct to Google and never through us. You’ll get exact numbers on the call before anything is signed — no surprise pricing, no pressure.