Stay in front. Come back. Book again.
Automated email that brings past customers back, welcome flows, win-backs, seasonal campaigns, and review requests that pay for themselves.
The homeowner you treated for fire ants in March has a wasp nest in May. The HVAC customer you serviced in October needs a tune-up in April. They're not going to remember your name, they'll Google "pest control near me" and pick whoever shows up first.
A functioning email program keeps you top-of-mind. A well-timed post-service follow-up gets the review. A seasonal blast fills your slow month. A win-back flow reactivates the customer who fell off two years ago. All of it pays for itself many times over, but only if it actually gets built.
Every email flow a home service business should have running, set up and maintained.
Seasonal tips, offers, and content, written, designed, and scheduled for you.
02 / 06Automated sequence for new customers and leads that builds trust before they even book.
03 / 06Triggered after a completed job: thank you, review request, referral ask.
04 / 06Reactivation flows for lapsed customers, timed to your seasonal cycles.
05 / 06By service type, geography, customer value, so the right message hits the right inbox.
06 / 06Open rates, click rates, revenue attributed. The metrics that actually matter.
Every module ships on the same cadence: audit, build, run, grow. Your contact doesn't change. Hand-offs don't happen.
Import from your CRM, clean duplicates, segment by type and value.
Welcome, post-service, win-back, review request, all built and tested.
Quarterly themed blasts tied to your calendar and promotional offers.
Monthly numbers plus concrete recommendations for the next month.
Concrete deliverables you walk away with, not "engagement" or "impressions."
Every module works on its own. They work better together. Most operators start with 2–3 and add more as they see results.
Tell us about your business. We'll come back with a free audit and a proposal, what we'd build, what it costs, and what to expect in the first 90 days. No corporate sales pitch. No pressure.