For contractors
January in Erie averages 24°F.
Your phone rings at 2 AM. Then it stops.
When a furnace dies on the coldest night of the year, nobody leaves a voicemail. The homeowner — standing in a 58-degree house with kids asleep upstairs — hangs up and calls the next contractor on the list. That was your job. It took eleven seconds to lose it, and you'll never know it happened.
The math nobody shows you
Illustrative example, not a promise: say your shop misses 4 after-hours calls a week in heating season. At an average emergency furnace repair of ~$600, that's $2,400 a week walking to competitors — $38,000+ over a 16-week winter. One missed no-heat call that becomes a full system replacement (~$6,000) wipes out a month of advertising spend.
Ranges are illustrative based on typical Erie-market pricing, not a guarantee of any outcome. Your numbers depend on your call volume and ticket size.
How the snapshot works
- Claim your listing — free, two minutes. We verify you against public business records.
- Join the waitlist — claim your listing and you'll get the missed-call snapshot when the pilot opens. No pitch attached.
- The $495 full audit — when the pilot opens: a 14-day lost-revenue audit with real dollar estimates. Credited in full toward setup if you move forward. If the numbers don't justify it, keep the report — it's yours.
What happens after the audit
Most contractors fix it one of two ways: hire someone to answer the phones (expensive, quits in March), or put a system on it. The audit is by Ironpipe — the same front-desk system in private pilot across our own nine home-service brands in Erie. But the audit stands alone: even if you never buy anything, you'll know exactly what the ringing phone is worth.
Join the waitlist
No fees. No pitch. First in line when the pilot opens.