Homeowner leads from your own Meta ads, sent to nobody else. In CA, NV, NJ, MA, UT, IL, MD and RI the number is 15. The guarantee is written into your agreement.
Book my strategy callFree 30-minute phone call with Roger & Drew. No obligation.Most lead companies get paid whether or not the homeowners show up. We don't. If your first 30 days live end under 20 qualified solar leads (15 in CA, NV, NJ, MA, UT, IL, MD and RI), we keep managing your campaign at a $0 fee until your ledger shows the number. You keep funding your own ad spend ($50/day minimum, or $75/day in those eight states to keep the number at 20). Lead definition and service area are in writing before you start.
Lock in the guarantee →They come from your own ads, so the homeowner hears from you, not five installers.
Every lead, call, text and note in one place you own.
The homeowner hears from you first, in seconds.
Creative, copy, targeting and daily optimization on Facebook and Instagram.
20 qualified solar leads in your first 30 days (15 in CA, NV, NJ, MA, UT, IL, MD and RI), or we work free until you get them.
Every lead time-stamped in a Google Sheet you can check any time.
30 minutes by phone. We look at your service area, what leads cost you now, and whether this fits.
A $100 deposit books your strategy call, where we plan your offer, ads and follow-up.
We build the campaign, CRM and text-back, then go live inside 48 hours.
The balance is due only once your ads are running. Then the 30-day clock starts.
These results come from R&R's insurance clients, not solar. It's the same system (your own ads, your own CRM, instant follow-up), built around your service area.
Lead costs run higher in some markets, so the guarantee does too. This isn't a list of open spots. It's the number we put in writing for your state. Don't see yours? Ask us on the call.
20 qualified solar leads in your first 30 days (15 in CA, NV, NJ, MA, UT, IL, MD and RI), or we work free until you get them. Book a call and Roger and Drew will phone you. Bring whoever signs off.
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