Customer acquisition for water treatment
We generate demand, contact the homeowner, and confirm ownership, water source, decision makers, and budget before an appointment reaches your calendar.
Then it goes on your calendar. Your team runs the estimate.
One company per territory / commercial water treatment
A form fill is not an appointment. Many never answer the phone. Some rent. Some already have a system under warranty.
Your team's time is better spent running estimates than chasing people who were never going to buy.
The bottleneck isn't lead volume. It's how many real appointments land on the calendar, and how many are still there when your tech arrives.
How it works
Four stages, all of them ours. Your team keeps doing the two things it is actually good at: testing water and closing systems.
Campaigns built around how homeowners actually describe the problem. Rust rings in the toilet. Rotten egg smell in the hot water. Spotting on the glassware. A softener that stopped regenerating two winters ago. We target owner occupied homes inside your radius, not the whole metro.
We follow up promptly, then call and text until we reach a person. A fast response is one of the biggest factors in whether an inquiry turns into an appointment.
Ownership, water source, current equipment, the problem they want solved, who needs to be in the room, and whether the budget is real. Anyone who does not clear the bar never reaches your calendar. That part is the whole service.
Your tech arrives to a homeowner who is expecting him, remembers why he booked, and has his wife at the same table. Reminders and reschedules run on our side so the show rate holds.
Selling a system is not selling a service call. You have to convince someone there is a problem in water they have been drinking for eleven years, then ask them for four thousand dollars to fix it. Different conversation, different creative, different screening questions.
We run one industry, so we are not learning yours on your budget.
Talk about your marketRun your numbers
Enter your own close rate and average ticket to see the math.
Illustration, not a projection. What you actually get depends on your close rate, your pricing, your radius and how quickly your team runs what we book.
from estimates we put on your calendar
Adjust the numbers to match your own close rate and pricing. Actual results vary by market, team, and how you run estimates.
Territory
When we take a service area, it comes off the list. Your campaigns, your creative and every estimate we book belong to you until you tell us otherwise. This is also why we cannot always say yes.
What we report
What went onto your calendar this month, with the address and water profile attached to each one.
What your team actually ran. If the show rate slips, that is ours to fix, and you will hear it from us first.
Pulled from your numbers, not ours, so return on spend is a fact instead of an argument.
Who you work with
I'm a college student who builds systems that save businesses time and remove busy work.
Most businesses don't need to work harder — they need better systems. That's my focus.
Built for real clients. Designed to grow your business without wasting time.
Ready to stop being the best kept secret? Let's talk.
Before we talk
The questions every owner asks in the first ten minutes. Read them now and we can spend the call on your market instead.
Bring it to the call. Thirty minutes, and if your territory is already taken I will tell you in the first five.
Ask Uneeb directlyNo. We are paid for booked, screened estimates that land on your calendar. A lead that never becomes a completed appointment is worth nothing to you, so it is not the thing we count.
We do. We follow up quickly, then call and text until we reach a person. Your staff picks it up only once the appointment is confirmed.
On the calendar you already use, with the homeowner details and water profile attached. Reminders and reschedules run on our side.
Yes. One water treatment company per service area, and nothing we book is shared or resold. The radius goes in writing before any spend goes live.
Commercial water treatment companies with at least one person who can run estimates and close systems. If we would book more appointments than your team can physically run, this is the wrong move until you hire.
You need someone who can sit at a kitchen table, test the water and present a solution. That part stays with you. Everything up to the knock is ours.
Depends on your radius, your average ticket and how many estimates your team can run in a week. We size it on the call against your real numbers rather than quoting a package price up front.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. We are not in the room when the system gets presented. What we commit to is qualified estimates on the calendar and full visibility on what happens to them.
Book a growth call. We look at your service area, your current numbers and whether the territory is open, then map what a full calendar would look like for your team.
Growth call
Thirty minutes on your service area, your close rate and whether your territory is still open. No deck.