Campaigns and landing pages built for how home services sell now, a follow-up team that reaches every new lead while it is still warm and asks the questions you wrote, and appointments that land in the calendar your closers already open, answers attached. Built and run for you, under your brand.
A short call with the people who would run it. We tell you straight if it does not fit.
Home services have a lead problem. Aggregators hand you a name and a number, the homeowner is already talking to other companies, and the lead sits until someone on your team has a free minute. LightSkye Logistics is the other way. We build the campaign and the page under your brand, our agents work each new lead while it is warm and keep at it until it books or dies, and the appointment lands in your calendar with the answers attached. The lead is yours and only yours.
Most owners have tried one of three things. Buy leads from an aggregator, and the same homeowner goes to you and to other companies too, as a name and a number, with nobody behind it who asked a single question. Hire a second agency, and you get clicks and a report, and the lead still sits until someone on your team is free. Hire your own caller, and you are recruiting, training, and covering the seat when they leave. Every version ends the same way: the paid lead goes cold before anyone who can book it picks up the phone.
Who else gets this lead?
Whose name does the homeowner see?
What do I know before my closer drives?
Who reaches the lead first?
What happens if they do not answer?
What gets booked?
Where does it land?
Who signs the customer?
| Shared leads / aggregators | LightSkye Logistics | |
|---|---|---|
| Who else gets this lead? | Other companies in your area | Nobody. One lead, one client, never resold. |
| Whose name does the homeowner see? | Theirs, on their form | Yours, on a page on your domain |
| What do I know before my closer drives? | A name and a number | The answers to the questions you wrote |
| Who reaches the lead first? | Whoever on your team gets to it | Our agent, while it is still warm |
| What happens if they do not answer? | Nothing, unless your team chases it | We keep following up until it books or dies |
| What gets booked? | Whatever you bought | Only what clears your rules |
| Where does it land? | An email or a spreadsheet | The CRM and calendar your team already opens |
| Who signs the customer? | Your team | Your team. We never close. |
A homeowner who asks about a roof, a system, or panels is asking more than one company. The job goes to whoever answers first with a real person and is still there when the other quotes go quiet. The work below is built around that.
The page asks what your closer needs. Area, job type, roof or system age, timing. You tell us who counts as a real buyer, and the page and the call ask it, in your order.
A person, not a recording. Our agents reach each new lead while it is fresh, ask your questions, and book only the ones that match. The ones that do not match still get a note, so you see what the spend bought.
The appointment arrives ready. It lands in the calendar your closers already use, with the answers attached. Nobody retypes it, and nobody drives to a house that never fit.
Your brand from the first click. The ads, the page, and the call run under your brand. Agencies can run the whole thing under theirs.
You have crews to schedule and a closer who needs real appointments. Running ads and chasing new leads is not on that list. We build and run the whole path from the click to your calendar. What you get:
Runs on our own software, under your brand: It runs on software we wrote to sell our own solar: the pages, the follow-up, and the path a lead takes from the click to the appointment. It runs under your brand, the record lands in your CRM, and the code and accounts we build for you are yours. Nothing is locked to us.
Three taps, no typing. Answer them and we will show you what we would run, what we would hand over, and what your team would still own.
Your area, your job types, who counts as a real buyer, and how many appointments your closers can take on. If this does not make sense for your market, we say so on this call.
We write your rules down as questions, build the page on your domain, write the ads, and connect it all to the CRM and calendar you already use. You approve the offer and the look before anything goes out.
The campaign runs from your ad account or ours, whichever suits you. Our agents work each new lead warm and book the ones that match into your calendar, answers attached.
You change the rules whenever you want. We move spend toward what books the appointments your team wants, and away from what does not.
We scope it on the intro call around your area, your offer, and how many appointments your closers can take. You can start with the whole path, or with one piece: an audit of your spend and follow-up, the build, or follow-up on leads you already pay for. The number we work on is what a customer costs you to win, and every choice in the build is made to move it.
A homeowner asking about a roof or a system is asking more than one company. The first one who reaches them with a real person gets the first conversation. Then the quotes pile up, the homeowner goes quiet, and the company still politely in touch is the one they remember. Our agents reach each new lead while it is still warm, ask your questions, and book the ones that match. The ones that are not ready yet stay on our list, and we keep following up until they book or say no. The lead that goes quiet after the second quote is exactly the one we do not drop.
We sell solar. To sell it we built the campaigns, staffed the follow-up, and wrote the software that carries a lead from the click to the signed contract, and we paid for all of it ourselves. Roofing, HVAC, and the other home services work the same way: a big ticket, a homeowner getting more than one quote, and a job won by whoever answers first and stays useful longest. This is that same operation, run for you, up to the point where your team signs.
Yes. One lead, one client. Every lead comes from ads and a page built for you, under your brand, and it is never resold or shared with another company.
The answers to the questions you wrote: area, job type, roof or system age, timing, whatever you use to tell a real buyer. They arrive attached to the appointment, so your closer reads them before driving out.
Our agents, while the lead is still warm, and again until it books or dies. They ask your questions in your order and book only the ones that match. Your closer takes the appointment. We never close.
No. Appointments and lead records land in the CRM and calendar your team already opens. If you have no system yet, we build the piece that is missing, and you own the code and the accounts.
Yes. The campaign, the follow-up, and the software run under your brand. You keep the client relationship, the pricing, and the close, and you order the volume your team can handle.
We say so on the intro call. If the campaign is the wrong start, the audit or the build may be the right one, and if nothing we do fits, we tell you that too. We do not work a list you already own; we source the audience.
Book the intro call. We look at your market and your follow-up, and tell you straight whether this makes sense for you.
A short call with the people who would run it. We tell you straight if it does not fit.