Your estimates aren't dead. They're unattended.
Most sales take five or more touches to close. Most roofers make one. The Hunter makes all of them — so the estimate you already paid to produce stops dying in a drawer.
Watch One Estimate Get Hunted
The job: full replacement estimate, $11,400. Sent Tuesday, 2:15 PM. The homeowner meant to call back. Life happened. Here's what the system did while the roofer was on a roof.
One estimate. Nine days. Five touches. One booked job — closed by a text that said "been meaning to call you."
SAMPLE
Day 0, 2:16 PM — Your estimate from [Your Company] is attached. Any questions, just reply here.
Day 1 — Want me to walk you through any line on it? No reply.
Day 3 — Photo text: a finished roof two streets over, same shingle. This is the color on your estimate, on a house like yours.
Day 5 — Your estimate holds until Friday. Want the first slot next week held for you?
Day 9, 7:42 PM — Homeowner replies: "Been meaning to call you. Can we do Thursday?"
Day 10 — Booked, confirmed, reminder set. The roofer sees the whole hunt in one pipeline — every touch, timestamped.
Nobody nagged him. The system just never forgot him — five touches over nine days, while his other two quotes went silent on day one.
Your old notebook is a payroll.
Every dead lead in your phone is a homeowner who once raised a hand. One text — OLD LEAD — and the conversation starts again. Text OLD LEAD to (513) 951-3791 and feel what your dead leads feel.
The front desk is $497 a month. The Hunter rides with it for $797 — follow-up plus reactivation. It pays for itself the first time a "dead" estimate signs.
Run your leak → Calculator.
Hear it work → (513) 951-3791.
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