The windows you quoted are still drafty. The quote is still in a drawer.
You measured every opening, priced the whole house, and heard "we need to think about it." Two winters later they are still thinking, in the same cold living room. They did not buy from a competitor. The number was big and nobody made it smaller.
Three groups, all of them already yours.
Whole-house quotes that stalled
The big number scared them. Offer the plan in stages and half of them reopen.
Past installs with the rest of the house
You did the front. The back and the patio door are still original.
Measure visits that went quiet
They let you in, you measured, and the proposal went unanswered.
When: The first cold snap and the first heat wave, when the old windows make the case for you.
In your name, about their job, with one easy question.
This is the opener our windows and doors playbook starts from, and the follow-up two days later. Yours gets your name, your crew, and your words.
Opens with the windows you measured, in your name.
Never quotes a price, a rebate, a tax credit or an energy savings number.
Offers to stage the project and books a visit with the estimator.
Sends a warranty question on an install you did to your office with the thread.
Clearview Windows & Doors
Hi Linda, it's Beth with Clearview Windows & Doors. We quoted windows for you, and the first cold snap is when the rooms with the old ones start telling on themselves. Is that project still on your mind?
2 days later
Linda, Beth at Clearview Windows & Doors again. If you'd rather do a few windows now and the rest later, the estimator can split the plan into stages in one visit. Want me to set that up?
Example messages. The names are made up.
What a windows and doors list is usually worth.
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