Maine / contractors + home services
Your work is solid.
Show the receipts.
Real crews. Real progress. Real finished projects. Then a website, follow-up system, and reputation loop that help the right customer take the next step.
Red Flannel Remodel / real work, made visible
The home-service system
Make the work sell the work.
Every service links to a real example.
Mobile websites
Service areas, proof, quote paths, fast pages, and useful tracking.
02Photo + headshots
Crew portraits and before, during, and finished-project coverage.
03Promo + progress video
Company stories, walkthroughs, updates, and repeatable social cuts.
04Chat + reception
Approved answers, quote capture, missed-call response, and human routing.
05Google + Facebook leads
Offer, creative, landing page, tracking, and follow-up as one path.
06Reviews + follow-up
Requests, response drafts, reminders, suppression, and reporting.
Two businesses / two different stories
Visibility for one. Immediate demand for the other.
Open each full case for the media, strategy, and proof.
Turn consistent posting into visibility and new revenue paths.
The business was already busy. The goal was to make the work visible, build a steady lead engine, and open more revenue streams without chasing random growth.
Read the Red Flannel case →
Use marketing skill to create immediate local work.
A focused service, $500 test budget, real property proof, and a clean lead path became a business worth continuing.
Owner-reported work in the first two weeks. A specific historical result, not a promise.
Proof should be obvious
Let the change do the talking.
Same property. Same angle. Click either image to expand it.
What the assistants do
Answer the repeatable questions. Route the real conversation.
Chat and voice systems can handle approved FAQs, message capture, service-area checks, quote requests, callback scheduling, and review routing. Emergency calls, safety issues, disputes, and decisions that require trade judgment go to a person.
Your next job is already a campaign.
Capture it once. Use it all year.
Tell us what you build, where you work, and what the next customer needs to see.
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