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    [01]_FOREMAN

    Tile Contractors: You're Losing $4,000–$12,000 Jobs Because You Followed Up a Day Too Late.

    A homeowner requests quotes from five tile contractors on Monday. By Wednesday evening, they've hired one of them — the first to follow up after the estimate walk. If you're on a job site all day and your follow-up goes out Thursday morning, the job is already gone. Scaler Foreman sends your follow-up within minutes of submitting an estimate, keeps the lead warm through the decision window, and closes the job before a competitor can.

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    Contractors with same-day automated follow-up win 35–50% more estimates than those following up 24+ hours later — the decision window closes fast in competitive home-improvement markets.

    Based on home services industry conversion benchmarks — illustrative, not a guaranteed outcome.

    [02]_The slow follow-up cost

    A tile contractor losing 3 jobs a month to slow follow-up loses $144,000–$432,000 in annual revenue to faster-responding competitors.

    • 01Bathroom tile jobs run $2,500–$8,000. Kitchen backsplash runs $1,500–$4,000. Full floor tile projects run $3,000–$12,000+. Shower tile and master bath renovations push $6,000–$15,000. Every job you lose to slow follow-up is real money with real labor attached.
    • 02Homeowners shopping tile work get 3–5 quotes. The decision window is 48–72 hours after the last estimate walk. Research shows the first contractor to follow up after an estimate wins the job in 35–50% of cases — regardless of price.
    • 03Tile contractors are on job sites all day. Follow-up falls through the cracks — an estimate goes out, no follow-up lands, the homeowner hires the company that sent a text the same afternoon.
    • 04Referrals compound the loss. A homeowner who hires you for a bathroom remodel calls you first for the kitchen backsplash, the basement floor, and the mudroom. Losing the first job means losing the entire renovation relationship.
    [03]_How it works

    Live in days, not months.

    01

    Estimate

    You submit a quote for a bathroom tile job, kitchen backsplash, or floor tile project.

    02

    Follow Up

    Scaler Foreman sends a same-day follow-up text and email within minutes — while you're still on the job site.

    03

    Nurture

    If no response, a day-2 and day-3 follow-up sequence runs automatically through the 48–72 hour decision window.

    04

    Close

    When the homeowner responds, Foreman routes them to schedule or hands off directly to you to finalize the job.

    [04]_What changes

    Same-day follow-up on every estimate. Every lead nurtured through the decision window. More tile jobs closed.

    • Automated follow-up sent within minutes of submitting an estimate — while you're still on the job site.
    • Multi-touch sequence through the 48–72 hour window: same day, day 2, day 3.
    • Separate sequences for bathroom tile, kitchen backsplash, floor tile, and commercial work.
    • Handles the follow-up while you focus on production — no office staff needed.
    • Tracks which leads respond and which go cold so your pipeline is always visible.
    [05]_FAQ

    Questions, answered.

    Yes — follow-up sequences are triggered by the lead source. Angi and Houzz leads get immediate response sequences; referral leads get a warmer, relationship-based follow-up flow.

    When a lead replies with a pricing question, Foreman flags it and routes the conversation to you — it never negotiates automatically without you in the loop.

    Yes — commercial and residential leads run on separate qualification sequences with appropriate messaging, timelines, and escalation paths.

    Most tile contractors are fully set up within 2–3 business days, with follow-up sequences running on the next estimate they submit.
    [07]_Other industries we cover

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    Twenty minutes, no pitch deck. We'll map exactly how this would run for your business and what it'd recover. Prefer to read more first? See Foreman.

    Free scoping consult

    See what it would recover

    Tell us where to reach you and we'll show you exactly how it'd work — no cost, no pressure.