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Lead Grade: C
Name: Debby (redacted)
Phone Number: (redacted)
Email Address: (redacted)
Address: (redacted)
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Intro:
Phone Staffer specializes in cold calling for leads and home service outbound lead generation to help get more leads for home service companies. In this transcript, we reached a homeowner in Wildwood, MO to offer a free exterior power washing estimate ahead of our crew’s visit. The conversation focuses on power washing for siding and gutters, with the homeowner showing interest and a potential follow-up with our project manager for a more accurate quote. This is a power washing lead, but would also work well for roofing companies in Wildwood, MO, illustrating how outbound marketing for home service companies can generate qualified appointments.
If you’re looking to get more leads for your home service company, or want to explore cold calling strategies to boost your lead generation, this example demonstrates practical cold calling for leads. Below is the redacted information from the call to protect individual privacy.
Ai Transcript:
Phone Staffer Caller: Hello? Hi, is this Mrs (redacted)? I’m sorry, is this who? Oh, I’m sorry, my name is Gwen. My name is Gwen (redacted) with (redcated). I was looking for George. Is this his wife? Oh this is Debby. Did he call you? Oh no, I was just reaching out, ma’am. We’re going to be working at Crestmont Circle next week and we’re just wondering if you guys might be interested in a free estimate for exterior powerwashing while we’re there? Well, can you give me a ballpark idea of what you charge? Before I say yes to that. Oh, there’s no pressure to this. I just wanted to let you know there’s no commitment. We’re just going to be in the area. So if you actually want a more accurate estimate, you’re going to have to really get with my project manager because it depends on the area, like the size and, you know, of course how dirty it is. Okay. Okay, yeah. Would you be open to that? I would be open to that. Okay, awesome. You said your name was Debby, right? It is. And it’s spelled as D-E-B-B-Y? Mm-hmm. Oh my goodness. How did you get that the first time? No one told me that. I’m impressed. Okay. That was just a lucky guess, Debby. Okay. So, yes, Debby, what are the areas you’d like to get an estimate for? Like, is it just the sidings or do you have anything in mind? It’s the siding. Mm-hmm. Oh, how about any driveway, roof, or gutters? Gutters, probably. All right, sidings and gutters. I’ll take a note of that here. And, all right, Debby, when was the last time you had your sidings and gutters power washed? Oh, God, I don’t even remember. We’d kind of do it ourselves. I really don’t remember. I’m not even sure we ever have had it power washed professionally. Oh, well, all right. I’ll just take note of that here. So, you guys are usually the ones who power wash your own sidings. How often do you usually have it done? Is this, like, I’ve needed, like, maybe you had done it, like, two to three years ago? No, we haven’t had it in that amount of time, no. Okay, all right. Well, thank you so much. I’m not sure how to pronounce your last name, though. Is it, like, Bole-Haffner? Close. Bole-Haffner. Bole-Haffner. Thank you so much. All right. So, just to confirm we don’t get lost, let me just check here. Your address is 152 Cresmont Circle, Wildwood, Missouri, 63040. All right. And, Debby, would you perhaps be available to meet with my project manager between, like, 1030 and 12 p.m., like, Monday next week? Let me see. Monday is the 6th, right? Yes, I think so. Between what? 1230? 1030 and 12. It’s just, like, 10 to 15 minutes. Okay. Okay. All right. We’ll be here. Okay. Thank you so much, Debby. Thank you. Bye-bye. Oh, hang on. Can I?
Prospect: Oh this is Debby. Did he call you?
Prospect: We’re going to be working at Crestmont Circle next week and we’re just wondering if you guys might be interested in a free estimate for exterior powerwashing while we’re there?
Prospect: Well, can you give me a ballpark idea of what you charge?
Prospect: Before I say yes to that. There’s no pressure to this. I just wanted to let you know there’s no commitment. We’re just going to be in the area.
Prospect: So if you actually want a more accurate estimate, you’re going to have to really get with my project manager because it depends on the area, like the size and, you know, of course how dirty it is.
Prospect: Okay. Okay, yeah. Would you be open to that?
Prospect: It is. And it’s spelled as D-E-B-B-Y? Mm-hmm.
Prospect: Oh my goodness. How did you get that the first time? No one told me that. I’m impressed. Okay. That was just a lucky guess, Debby.
Prospect: So, yes, Debby, what are the areas you’d like to get an estimate for? Like, is it just the sidings or do you have anything in mind?
Prospect: It’s the siding. Mm-hmm.
Prospect: Oh, how about any driveway, roof, or gutters? Gutters, probably. All right, sidings and gutters. I’ll take a note of that here.
Prospect: And, all right, Debby, when was the last time you had your sidings and gutters power washed? Oh, God, I don’t even remember. We’d kind of do it ourselves. I really don’t remember. I’m not even sure we ever have had it power washed professionally.
Prospect: Oh, well, all right. I’ll just take note of that here.
Prospect: So, you guys are usually the ones who power wash your own sidings. How often do you usually have it done? Is this, like, I’ve needed, like, maybe you had done it, like, two to three years ago? No, we haven’t had it in that amount of time, no.
Prospect: Okay, all right. Well, thank you so much. I’m not sure how to pronounce your last name, though. Is it, like, (redacted)? Close. (redacted). (redacted). Thank you so much.
Prospect: So, just to confirm we don’t get lost, let me just check here. Your address is (redacted). All right. And, Debby, would you perhaps be available to meet with my project manager between, like, 1030 and 12 p.m., like, Monday next week? Let me see. Monday is the 6th, right? Yes, I think so. Between what? 12:30? 10:30 and 12. It’s just, like, 10 to 15 minutes. Okay. Okay. All right. We’ll be here. Okay. Thank you so much, Debby. Thank you. Bye-bye. Oh, hang on. Can I?