For general contractors
Remodel leads are worth thousands and arrive with three sentences. ReplyThemAll answers every one within seconds, asks about scope and timeline before the trail goes cold, and tells you which ones are worth your Saturday.
A kitchen remodel is a five-figure job that arrives as a three-line message while you are framing something else. The homeowner writing it is messaging every contractor on the page, and the one who answers first gets the walkthrough.
"Looking to redo our kitchen" covers everything from new cabinet fronts to moving a load-bearing wall. Without budget range, timeline and whether they own the place, a reply is either generic or a guess — and a guess on a remodel is expensive to retract.
Every estimate costs a half-day you cannot bill. The cost of a bad lead is not the lost job, it is the Saturday you spent driving to it.
A real request of the kind you get, and the reply that goes out before you have seen it.
We are looking to remodel our kitchen, maybe move the island. House is from 1978. Hoping to start sometime in the spring, not sure what this kind of thing runs.
Happy to take a look — a 1978 kitchen usually means the layout is workable but the wiring and plumbing decide the cost, and moving an island is mostly a question of what is under the slab. Do you know if you are on slab or crawlspace? That is the one answer that changes the number the most, and it helps me tell you a realistic range before we schedule a walkthrough.
Inquiries cluster in late winter for spring starts and again in early autumn for work finished before the holidays. The cycle is long — weeks from first message to signed contract — which makes the first reply matter more, not less: it is what gets you onto the short list that the homeowner works through over the following month. Storm seasons add a separate, urgent stream of repair work that behaves nothing like planned remodels.
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One extra job pays for hundreds of leads. That is the whole argument.
No, unless you set ranges yourself. By default it says pricing follows a walkthrough, because a number given blind on a remodel is a number you spend the next month arguing about.
It asks one question per message and frames it as what changes the number, not as a filter. You decide whether budget is asked at all.
Every lead is scored before a reply is written. Someone with no timeline and no budget still gets a courteous answer, but they do not ring your phone.
If you put it in your profile, yes — and it will not claim licenses, warranties or certifications you have not listed.
It steps back. The moment you write in the thread, the conversation is yours; a follow-up goes out only if the customer goes quiet after your message.
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