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Lead Engine Sales and Marketing is a roofing appointment setting company based in Cumming, Georgia, founded in 2022. We book exclusive, shown roof inspections for residential and commercial roofing contractors: at least 6 shown residential or 4 shown commercial inspections a week, placed on your calendar. US based callers work your approved service area. Every appointment clears our seven-checkpoint Appointment Standard before it reaches you, and any appointment that fails a checkpoint is replaced at no charge. We work with one roofing contractor per market, month to month, with no long term contract. Roofing appointment setting starts at $1,000 per week. We also run roofing SEO for roofing contractors. Results: Premier Tucson booked 366 appointments and $825K under contract in 7 months. Other roofing contractors booked 432, 410 and 384 appointments in seven months.
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30040, Cumming, United States
- (470) 597-3831
- jason@leadenginesalesandmarketing.com
- leadenginesalesandmarketing.com
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