Here is what your free report actually looks like.
We tested Bluestone Plumbing Co., a sample company, the same way we would test yours. We called, texted, filled out the website form, and checked the Google profile like a homeowner would. This page walks through what we found.
Bluestone Plumbing is a fictional company, and these findings are an example. Your report uses your real calls, forms, and Google profile.
Six tests, run the way a homeowner would.
Each test shows what we did, what happened, and why it matters for booked jobs.
The missed call Leak
- What we did
- We called at 2:14 PM on a Tuesday and let it ring.
- What happened
- The call went to voicemail after six rings. No text came back, and someone returned the call at 9:05 the next morning.
- Why it matters
- A homeowner with a leak usually calls the next plumber within minutes. By the next morning, the job is gone.
The website form Leak
- What we did
- We asked for a water heater quote through the website form at 7:05 PM.
- What happened
- There was no confirmation message, and the first reply came by email 14 hours later.
- Why it matters
- Evening forms are often the most serious buyers, and they usually book whoever answers first.
The website on a phone Leak
- What we did
- We opened the website on a phone over a cell connection.
- What happened
- The page took almost seven seconds to load, the phone number in the header was not tappable, and there was no price range for common jobs.
- Why it matters
- Most homeowners find a plumber on their phone. A slow page with no clear next step sends them back to Google.
Google reviews Leak
- What we did
- We compared the Google profile with the top plumbers in the same area.
- What happened
- Bluestone had 4.3 stars from 38 reviews, and the newest review was five months old. The top competitor showed 4.8 stars from more than 200 reviews.
- Why it matters
- Homeowners compare stars and review counts before they call. Happy customers are not being asked to leave a review.
The quote follow-up Leak
- What we did
- After the callback, we asked for a price by text and then went quiet.
- What happened
- We received a price, but no one followed up during the next seven days.
- Why it matters
- Many homeowners mean to book and simply forget. One friendly reminder wins back a share of those jobs.
Hours and service area Passed
- What we did
- We checked whether a homeowner could tell when Bluestone is open and which towns it serves.
- What happened
- Hours and towns were listed clearly on the website and on Google.
- Why it matters
- This one is working, so there is nothing to fix.
About $4,500 a month, from missed calls alone.
Every report includes a simple estimate using numbers the owner gives us. Bluestone estimated about six missed calls a week, with roughly half of them real jobs and an average ticket of $350.
Where Bluestone should start.
- Turn on missed-call text back first, because it protects the most money in the least time.
- Send an instant reply to every website form, day or night.
- Rebuild the website for phones, with a tappable number and price ranges for common jobs.
- Ask every finished job for a Google review, and follow up on quotes that go quiet.
Questions about the free report.
How do I get my report?+
Fill out the short form with your business name and phone number. We run the tests over the next few business days and text you a link to your video and written summary.
Will you tell me you are testing?+
No. The tests only work if your team handles them like any other call or form, so we test quietly and show you exactly what a real homeowner would have experienced.
Is there a sales pitch?+
No. The video shows the leaks and how to fix them. If you want our help fixing them, you can reply, and if you do not, the report is yours to keep.
What does it cost?+
Nothing. The report is free, and there is no obligation to buy anything.