Stop renting leads. Start owning your pipeline.
Commercial accounts worked directly, aged leads reactivated honestly, referral partners developed systematically, and every follow-up handled, with your approval on every message.
Solar and home services companies live on purchased leads, and the economics keep getting worse: shared leads, rising cost per appointment, and a race to the phone against four competitors. Meanwhile three better pipelines sit unworked: the commercial and property accounts that buy bigger jobs, the aged leads already paid for and abandoned, and the referral partners (realtors, property managers, contractors) who could send work forever.
Revenue Force works all three for you. Commercial decision-makers reached directly and professionally, aged residential leads re-engaged honestly and with consent respected, and partner relationships built with the consistency they actually require. Every message is in your voice and approved by you, and do-not-contact is enforced across every channel, because in home services your local reputation is the whole business.
This fits your company if
Built for solar, roofing, HVAC, and home services companies where:
- Purchased-lead economics are eating your margin
- Commercial and property-management work would change the business
- You're sitting on aged leads you already paid for
- Local reputation matters too much to risk on spammy outreach
Why the lead treadmill never slows
The model has three built-in leaks:
Rented demand
Shared leads go to whoever dials fastest and closes hardest. You're funding a marketplace, not building an asset, and the price rises every year.
Aged leads written off
Leads that didn't close in week one get abandoned, though many were timing problems, not interest problems. That's paid-for pipeline rotting in a CRM.
The commercial gap
Property managers, businesses, and GCs buy bigger jobs on relationships and follow-up, a motion most residential-focused teams never build.
How we build home services pipeline
Three pipelines, mapped
Commercial and property targets, your aged-lead database, and referral partner prospects, each with its own audience and cadence. You review everything.
Outreach that protects your name
Professional, honest, consent-aware messages in your voice, approved by you. Zero boiler-room energy.
Follow-up that outlasts the season
Commercial cycles, partner relationships, and re-engaged homeowners all get persistent, properly spaced touches.
Appointments on the calendar
Site visits, estimates, and partner conversations land booked with context.
The people your pipeline runs through.
The pipelines beyond the shared-lead treadmill:
The property or facility manager
Reliable vendors, responsive service, and portfolio-wide pricing.
Professional credibility and easy procurement. Win the portfolio, not the one-off.
The business owner (commercial jobs)
Cost, disruption, and a contractor who shows up when promised.
Plain talk, real references, and follow-up that proves reliability before the job.
The referral partner
Realtors, GCs, and adjacent trades want partners who make them look good.
Consistent, professional presence that earns the next referral.
Reach them where they actually answer.
Direct channels, used respectfully:
Phone for commercial and warm leads
Property managers and re-engaged homeowners respond to a competent, honest call.
Email for credibility and follow-up
The professional thread for commercial accounts and partner development.
LinkedIn for the commercial tier
Property management, facilities, and GC relationships live here.
Consumer outreach runs with consent respected and every do-not-contact request enforced across phone, text, and email together, permanently. Every message is approved by you before it sends, and your outreach history is fully visible, because one bad blast can undo years of local reputation.
Done for you. Never without you.
Every message is drafted in your voice and queued for your approval. Approve a batch in a couple of minutes, tweak a line, or change direction anytime. Nothing goes out without your say-so.
Sized to your outreach, priced in the open.
Usage-based by contacts worked per month, with research, writing, sending, and reply handling included at every size.
See live pricingWhat solar & home services teams ask us.
How is this different from buying leads?
Bought leads are shared, expensive, and rented. This builds pipelines you own: commercial relationships, your reactivated database, and referral partners who send work repeatedly. The cost doesn't rise when a lead marketplace changes its pricing.
Can you really revive our aged leads?
A meaningful share of aged leads were timing problems, not rejections: the roof waited a year, the solar math changed, the project got deferred. An honest, consent-respecting re-engagement cadence finds the ones whose timing has arrived. You already paid for them once.
Is the outreach compliant for consumer contact?
Consumer touches run consent-aware, opt-outs are enforced across every channel permanently, and nothing sends without your approval. The system is deliberately conservative here, because your local reputation and your licensing are worth more than any single appointment.
Can you open commercial accounts for us?
Yes, and it's usually the most valuable motion: property managers, facilities teams, businesses, and GCs buy larger jobs on exactly the professional, persistent outreach residential teams rarely run. That's the relationship muscle this service is built on.
How do referral partnerships fit in?
Realtors, property managers, GCs, and adjacent trades get a consistent, professional cadence in your voice, because partner referrals are earned through reliability and presence, not a one-time coffee. The system never forgets to stay in touch.
What does it cost?
Usage-based by contacts worked per month, all three pipelines included. Compare it to your current cost per purchased appointment on the live pricing page.
Build the pipeline the lead sellers can't repossess.
Book a revenue audit. We'll look at your aged leads, your commercial targets, and your partner network, and show you the motion we'd run.