Finished the big job. Now who's calling about the next one?
RJ AI Solutions sets up an AI Growth Engine that finds homeowners who may want a remodel, reaches out to them, and books estimate visits straight onto your calendar, so the slow stretch between jobs gets shorter.
Estimate visits
Sample data for illustration
3 visits on the calendar
- BookedKitchen · Mon 9:00 amEarlier
- RepliedBath · asked about a visitEarlier
- SentBasement · first messageEarlier
The system does the outreach. You stay on the job.
The calendar gets quiet right after the big job wraps.
You spent weeks on a kitchen or addition, and your head was on the job site, not on finding the next one.
Referrals come when they come.
Buying leads from shared lead sites means racing three other contractors to the same homeowner.
It is the thing everyone knows they should do and nobody has time for.
Illustration · your schedule
Meanwhile your crew and your schedule have a hole in them.
Same slow stretch. A different way to fill it.
The old way
The Growth Engine way
Wait for referrals, which come when they come.
The system looks for homeowners in your service area who may want a remodel.
Buy shared leads and race three other contractors to the same homeowner.
Messages written for remodeling, in your company's voice.
Reach out by hand, if you ever find the time.
A polite follow-up goes to quiet leads, so one missed text does not end the conversation.
Trade texts to find a Tuesday afternoon.
Homeowners pick a time and the visit is put on your contractor calendar.
A hole in your crew's schedule and yours.
Estimate visits show up on your calendar, so the slow stretch gets shorter.
What would a few extra estimate visits be worth to you?
Type in your figures. Everything below is based only on what you enter. The starting numbers are placeholders: replace them with yours.
Five jobs the system takes off your plate.
Homeowner prospecting
The system looks for homeowners in your service area who may want a kitchen, bath, basement, or addition remodel.
Sample · looking in your service area
Outreach written for remodeling
Messages that speak to a homeowner thinking about a bathroom gut or a kitchen layout, written in your company's voice.
Sample message · illustrative
Estimate-visit booking
Interested homeowners pick a time and the visit is put on your contractor calendar, so you are not trading texts to find a Tuesday afternoon.
Sample · homeowner picks a time
Pick a time to see it land on the calendar.
Follow-up on quiet leads
Homeowners who did not reply to the first message get a polite follow-up, so one missed text does not end the conversation.
Sample thread · illustrative
No reply yet
Booked-visit reporting
A simple feed of who was contacted, who replied, and which estimate visits are on the calendar, so you can see the system working.
Sample report shape · illustrative
Four steps from first call to a visit on your calendar.
We talk through your remodel work
On a short call we learn what you build, where you work, and which jobs you want more of, so the outreach sounds like your company.
We set up the system
We build the Growth Engine: who it looks for, what it says to homeowners, and how it follows up when someone does not answer the first time.
You connect your calendar
You choose which days and times you are open for estimate visits, and the system only books into those slots.
Estimate visits show up on your calendar
When a homeowner agrees to a visit, it lands on your calendar with their details. You show up, walk the space, and quote the job.
It is built to fill the slow stretches with estimate visits, but we do not promise a set number of visits or signed jobs. From our FAQ: whether a visit turns into a job depends on your quote, your reputation, and the homeowner.
We set it up
We set the system up. You connect your calendar and then see booked visits appear.
You handle the work
You handle the visit, the quote, and the job.
Your numbers, not ours
The calculator on this page lets you test the numbers with your own figures.
It finds homeowners who may want a remodel, reaches out to them for you, and books estimate visits on your calendar. You handle the visit, the quote, and the job.
It is built to fill the slow stretches with estimate visits, but we do not promise a set number of visits or signed jobs. Whether a visit turns into a job depends on your quote, your reputation, and the homeowner. The calculator on this page lets you test the numbers with your own figures.
We quote after a conversation about your service area, the kinds of remodels you want, and how many visits you can handle. There are no prices listed here because the setup depends on your business.
No. We set the system up. You connect your calendar and then see booked visits appear.
Residential remodeling contractors, meaning companies that do kitchens, baths, basements, additions, and whole-home projects for homeowners.
Use the contact section to book a call. We will talk about your recent jobs, your slow periods, and whether the Growth Engine fits.
Don't wait for the phone to ring after your next job.
Book a call and we will talk through your slow stretches, the remodels you want more of, and what the Growth Engine would do for your calendar.