62%
of calls to small contractors go unanswered
Groundline answers every call you can't — in about 8 seconds — asks the questions you'd ask, texts the homeowner a real ballpark price, and puts the site visit on your calendar. Built for septic & water well contractors in Parker & Erath County. Nobody else in your county gets it.
You already know you miss calls. What you've never seen is the dollar figure attached to them — because a job you never heard about doesn't show up anywhere in your books.
Deliberately pessimistic, so you can trust it. We count only 1 in 4 missed calls as real work — the rest are vendors, wrong numbers, repeat dials and tire-kickers. Then we assume Groundline converts just 45% of what it catches. Keep the average job blended: most of your calls are service work, not $16,000 installs.
This is a real Groundline conversation, start to finish. You do nothing. You get a text at the end.
You give us twenty minutes on the phone one time. We build the rest and hand it to you working.
For septic & water well contractors in Parker & Erath County
Month to month after the first 90 days. No long contract — if it isn't making you money you should be able to leave.
If Groundline doesn't put at least three qualified jobs on your calendar — real customers, real addresses, calls you'd otherwise never have known about — in your first 30 days live, you get the $1,995 build fee back and we shut it off. You keep every lead it caught. We take that risk because we've already run your numbers.
Nothing is charged until we've walked through your numbers together and you've seen it running on your own line.
Fair question, and it's the right one. Two things. First, it only handles the calls you were going to miss — if you pick up, it never engages. The alternative isn't you answering; it's your voicemail, and 85% of people hang up on that. Second, it tells the caller up front it's the scheduling line and offers to get you on the phone for anything it can't handle. Nobody is tricked.
It quotes a range, from your own pricing table, and every quote says "ballpark, final price after site evaluation." You set the floor and the ceiling. You can also switch quoting off entirely for any job type you'd rather look at yourself — plenty of contractors leave new wells on manual.
No. Your number stays on your truck, your signs and your Google listing. We set up simple call forwarding so anything you don't pick up in four rings rolls to Groundline instead of voicemail. Takes about ten minutes with your carrier and we do it with you on the phone.
Good — this is built for that. You do one 20-minute call where you tell us how you price things. We build everything. What you touch afterward is a text message and, if you feel like it, an app that shows your leads. That's the whole thing.
Because those take a message. This one knows what an aerobic system is, knows roughly how deep you have to drill in your county, quotes off your price book, books the visit, and chases the quote for three weeks afterward. A message-taker doesn't stop somebody from calling the next contractor. A price does. If one caught install a year wouldn't cover it, don't buy it.
Nothing changes — it just keeps running, and after the first 90 days you're month to month. Most of the value compounds, because the follow-up engine starts working on quotes you gave in month one.
Fifteen minutes on the phone. We'll go through your real call numbers together, and you'll see exactly what it's been costing you. If the math doesn't work, I'll tell you.