Where is the work slipping out?
Five numbers off the top of your head. It works out roughly what walks out the door each month in calls you never got to and quotes nobody chased.
$4,589
of work walking out the door every month
That’s $55,074 over a year
Nobody can know this for your business without testing it. The slider starts deliberately low — move it to whatever you believe is fair, and the figures above follow it.
No pitch, no obligation. We go through where the leaks actually are in your setup — and the numbers are yours to keep either way.
Where it actually goes
Four leaks, and what plugs each one.
None of this is about replacing you on the phone. It is about the calls you were never going to get to anyway — and the quotes that go cold because the day got away.
The phone rang while you were on the tools
You are up a ladder or in a switchboard. It rings out, and by the time you look at it that afternoon, they have already called the next name on the list.
An automatic text goes back within seconds — who you are, when you can call, and a question that keeps them talking.
Live in 14 days
It came in after hours
Evenings and weekends are when homeowners actually sit down and start ringing around. Voicemail rarely gets a call back.
An AI line answers, takes the job details, works out whether it is urgent, and has it waiting on your phone in the morning.
Usually week 4–6
The quote went out and then went quiet
Most quotes are not lost to price. They are lost because nobody followed up and someone else did.
A short follow-up sequence runs on its own — a nudge, a check-in, a last call — in your words, not a template that sounds like a robot.
Usually week 3–5
The job is done but the money isn't in
Chasing invoices is the part every owner puts off, and it is the part that decides whether payroll is comfortable.
Reminders go out on a schedule you set, escalating politely, and stop the moment the payment lands.
Usually week 6–8
How it runs
Something working in 14 days. Not a three-month project.
Days 1–14
One leak plugged
We start with the biggest hole from your Leak Check — usually the missed calls — and get it running on your existing number. You see it working before anything else is built.
Weeks 3–12
The rest goes in
After-hours answering, quote follow-up, payment reminders — added one at a time, each one live before the next one starts.
Every month after
Someone still watching
A short report: what came in, what got answered, what it was worth. Written by someone who reads accounts for a living, not a dashboard you have to interpret.
Why bother with us
There are cheaper tools. We’ll even tell you which ones.
You can buy an app that texts back missed calls for well under a hundred dollars a month. Some of them are good. If that is all you need, we will say so.
What software cannot do is tell you which hole to plug first, or whether the jobs it brings in are actually making you money.
ESAI sits alongside a registered accounting practice. So when we say a leak is worth twelve thousand a year, that number came from someone who reads financial statements every week — not from a marketing brochure.
How we work
- We'll tell you if you don't need usIf a hundred-dollar app covers it, we'll say so and you can go and buy it.
- No promises about revenueWe won't put a number on what you'll earn. Be careful with anyone who does.
- What we build is yoursIt runs on your accounts and your number. Stop any time and it keeps working.
- We start small on purposeOne thing live in 14 days, so you can see it working before you spend more.
Fifteen minutes, and you keep the numbers.
We go through your Leak Check together, work out which hole is costing you most, and tell you honestly whether this is worth doing. If it is not, you have lost a quarter of an hour.
The Leak Check gives a rough estimate from figures you supply. It is general information only, not financial, tax or business advice. Your own results will differ.
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