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    [01]_FOREMAN

    Window Replacement Contractors: You're Losing Most of Your Quotes to Silence — Not to Competitors.

    Homeowners getting replacement window quotes are comparing three to five contractors across weeks, not days. Most of that time you're not in front of them. Foreman runs automated follow-up that keeps your business visible through every stage of their research — energy efficiency questions, financing options, and the final decision — without your crew lifting a finger.

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    Studies of home-improvement sales funnels consistently show that contractors who follow up 5 or more times see materially higher close rates than those who stop at one or two touches — most of the revenue difference comes from leads that were never lost, just never re-engaged.

    Based on home-improvement industry sales research — illustrative of the follow-up gap, not a guaranteed outcome for any specific contractor.

    [02]_The quote graveyard

    If you're running $800,000/year in quotes and closing 25%, a 10-point improvement in follow-up conversion is $80,000 in additional revenue — from jobs you already paid to acquire.

    • 01Window replacement is a high-ticket, multi-quote market. Homeowners average 3–5 contractor quotes and take 2–6 weeks to decide. Most contractors follow up once or twice, then go silent — right when the homeowner is still actively comparing.
    • 02Energy efficiency and financing are the two decision levers in this market. Homeowners want to know about rebates, energy savings, and whether they can finance — often after the initial quote. Contractors who answer those questions during follow-up close more jobs.
    • 03Leads from paid ads, Angi, HomeAdvisor, and referral networks have a defined shelf life. Speed-to-follow-up is critical in the first 48 hours, and persistence matters for the next 3–4 weeks. Manual follow-up breaks down under both requirements.
    • 04Every quote you sent this month is an asset. Most contractors abandon that asset after the second unanswered text. Automated follow-up works every lead in your pipeline without salesperson overhead — and without the inconsistency.
    [03]_How it works

    Live in days, not months.

    01

    Connect

    We sync with your existing CRM, estimate software, or lead source. No rekeying data.

    02

    Sequence

    We build a multi-touch follow-up sequence tuned to window replacement buying timelines — first 48 hours through week 4.

    03

    Automate

    Foreman runs the follow-up: texts, emails, and reminders — personalized by quote stage, energy or financing interest, and lead source.

    04

    Convert

    Interested prospects surface themselves. Your crew gets warm leads, not cold outreach.

    [04]_What changes

    More closed jobs from the quotes you already have. Less chasing.

    • Automated follow-up across the full 4-week decision window — not just the first 48 hours.
    • Energy efficiency and financing angles built into the sequence for the conversations that actually close deals.
    • Speed-to-lead response in the first hour — when conversion rates are highest.
    • Pipeline visibility: see every open quote, where it stands, and when follow-up fired.
    • Works with your existing CRM, estimate software, or lead sheet — no platform change required.
    • Set up in under a week. No hiring, no training, no manual process change for your crew.
    [05]_FAQ

    Questions, answered.

    We integrate with the tools you already use. Follow-up triggers off your existing quote workflow — no duplicate data entry and no platform switch.

    We build those angles into specific follow-up touchpoints based on what the homeowner asked about during the quote. A lead who mentioned financing gets a different sequence than one focused on energy savings — so the follow-up stays relevant.

    Those leads get the fastest response — first-hour follow-up is built into the sequence for any paid lead source. Speed matters most in the first 60 minutes; we automate that window so nothing slips.

    No — the sequence is paced to the actual buying timeline for window replacement: attentive in the first week, patient in weeks two through four. Every message has a clear opt-out. The goal is to stay visible and useful, not to pressure.
    [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.