Industry
Your techs fix. The agent sells.
Plumbing companies live on service calls and die on replacements. The agent hunts the repipe, water heater and commercial work that actually carries margin, while your techs stay on the tools.
Job economics
- Average service call
- $650
- Average replacement job
- $9,400
- Typical sales cycle
- Same day – 3 weeks
- Decision maker
- Homeowner, property manager
- Peak demand
- Nov–Feb freeze, summer slab leaks
Where the work comes from
How plumbers get work today.
The agent does not replace these channels. It works the ones that are starved of attention — and it works them relentlessly.
- Word of mouth and repeat customers
- Google Local Services and search ads
- Home-service marketplaces
- Property management and commercial accounts
- Emergency calls that never convert to planned work
Buying triggers
What the agent hunts for.
Every trade has events that reliably create work. The agent watches for them inside your service radius and opens the conversation while the reason to talk is still fresh.
Water heaters past life expectancy
Property records show build year and tank replacement permits. A tank at ten to twelve years old is a scheduled replacement waiting for a phone call.
Older housing stock with original piping
Galvanised steel, polybutylene and early copper correlate strongly with repipe and slab-leak work. Age-scored lists surface those homes first.
Commercial kitchen and grease-line work
Restaurant openings, ownership changes and health inspections create recurring commercial plumbing demand with real contract value.
Property management turnover
Every turnover is a punch list. Portfolio-level outreach beats chasing one unit at a time.
The workflow
How the agent runs plumbing sales.
Five steps, configured to the way this trade actually sells — the ticket size, the cycle length and the person who signs.
- 01
Score the housing stock
The agent pulls property records inside your radius, flags homes in the pipe-replacement and tank-age bands, and attaches the owner's direct contact route.
- 02
Work the commercial side
Restaurants, multi-family portfolios and property managers get a separate, slower, relationship-style sequence with your commercial capabilities attached.
- 03
Rescue the "call me next month" list
Every deferred service call becomes a scheduled follow-up. Most of them eventually buy — usually from whoever remembered to call back.
- 04
Revive unsold repipe quotes
Repipe and tank quotes older than ninety days get worked again with current pricing and a real reason to move.
- 05
Keep the techs on the tools
Qualified opportunities arrive as booked calls and site visits on your calendar, not as a list your office has to chase.
Capabilities used
What this looks like for plumbers.
Sample dispatch log · plumbing
- Permit pulled · water heater replacement · Cedar Park, TX
- Property aged 1978 · galvanised supply · scored high
- Restaurant opening · grease line scope · outreach sent
- Deferred call rescued · 41 days later · booked Tue
- Repipe quote revived · 104 days old · new pricing
- 7 site visits booked this week · $61,200 pipeline
Objections
What plumbers push back on.
Homeowners won't buy plumbing from an AI.
I already get plenty of calls.
Replacement work needs an in-home consultation.
Markets
Where we build for plumbers.
Each market page lists the neighbourhoods we build for, with the local demand profile for your trade.
Also
Other trades we build for.
Put the agent to work on plumbers.
Twenty minutes on the phone and we will tell you what the agent is modelled to produce in your trade and your service radius, before you spend anything.