The 90-day follow-up that turns “maybe later” into booked flooring jobs.
Most homeowners are not ready to book the day they find you. The money is in the follow-up, and almost nobody does it. Taylor does, for 90 days straight, without you lifting a finger.
The fortune is in the follow-up.
You get a lead, you call once, maybe twice, then a job runs long and you forget. That homeowner books with whoever stayed in touch. You paid to get them and walked away with nothing. That is the leak Taylor closes.
Every non-booker gets picked up
Anyone who does not book right away drops into a 90-day sequence automatically. Nobody slips through.
Taylor touches them on a schedule
Text, email, and calls spread out over weeks, so it never feels pushy and always feels like a helpful nudge.
She reads replies and answers back
When they respond, Taylor responds, handles the question, and moves them toward a time. When they are ready, she books them.
The moment they book, it stops
No awkward “still interested?” messages after they have already scheduled. The sequence ends the second the job is on the calendar.
Most jobs come from the fifth touch, not the first.
This is the revenue other contractors leave on the table because they quit after one call. This is one of the six streams inside how to get flooring leads with Taylor.
