A day in the life
His hands are covered in PVC glue. He's under your kitchen sink.
And that call he just missed?
It was a $2,800 bathroom remodel.
Carlos loads the van. Today's packed—three service calls and a quote.
He checks his phone. 2 missed calls from last night. Voicemails are just dial tones.
Fresh coffee. Clean hands. This is the last time both will be true today.
First job. Water heater swap in a crawl space.
The crawl space is 3 feet tall. Carlos is on his back. Torch in one hand, fitting in the other.
Phone buzzes in his back pocket.
His hands are covered in flux paste.
He lets it ring.
Between jobs. Carlos checks his phone. 4 missed calls.
One was real. One might have been real.
He'll never know.
Second job. Bathroom faucet install at Mrs. Patterson's house.
He's under the vanity. Phone rings.
Mrs. Patterson is standing right there watching him work.
He can't exactly say "hold on ma'am, let me take this call while I'm fixing your sink."
Phone stops. No voicemail.
Lunch break. Carlos sits in his van eating a gas station sandwich.
He calls back the 3 numbers from this morning.
One lost job. One ghost. One spam.
Lunch is ruined.
Third job. Slab leak detection for a property management company.
This is a big account. If Carlos does good work, there are 60 more units.
He's running the electronic leak detector across the floor. Needs total silence.
Phone rings. He silences it.
It rings again.
And again.
3 calls in 10 minutes. All spam.
But he didn't know that. He just knew he couldn't answer.
Carlos finishes up. Sits in the van. Checks the damage.
Carlos worked a 10-hour day. He's exhausted.
And he still lost $7,000.
Phone buzzes in the crawl space. Carlos doesn't move.
Carlos never stopped soldering. $4,200 secured.
3 calls during the faucet install at Mrs. Patterson's.
Mrs. Patterson got his full attention. Two new jobs booked.
3 spam calls during slab leak detection.
Total silence. Perfect leak detection. Property manager impressed.
Carlos finishes up. Sits in the van. Checks his Call2Calendar dashboard.
Carlos still worked a 10-hour day.
But this time, he kept every dollar.
The Numbers Don't Lie
of missed calls never try again. That lead is gone forever.
calls missed per day by the average contractor on the job.
lost per month at $500–$2,000 per job. That's real money walking away.
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