For deck, roofing, remodeling and outdoor contractors with estimates that went cold
We follow up every estimate you've given up on, in your voice, until it books or says no. You approve each message. You keep every job.
Jobs from estimates you already paid to create, with the drive, the measuring and the pricing already done.
Use your own numbers. This is what's sitting there today.
You already know you should follow up. Here's why it doesn't happen, and what we do about each one.
Sistine Chapel ceiling, photo by Qypchak, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0, adapted
This isn't a mock-up. We ran the whole thing on a made-up estimate list with our real system. Click any agent to see what it actually produced.
From the preview we send you to the report on day 14. Tap through it. The phone is what you'd see.
The Free 14-Day Estimate Comeback, in full.
Every old estimate read and ranked, showing who's worth chasing, why, and who to leave alone.
Up to 3 short messages per estimate, written the way you write.
Every reply sorted. Ready to book goes to you, questions get a drafted answer, and "stop" means stop.
Day 14: messages sent, replies, jobs booked, dollars.
Why your estimates went quiet (price, timing or competitor), drawn from your own notes.
Every message you approved is yours to keep and reuse, even if you leave.
Ready replies for "too expensive", "not this year" and "we went with someone else".
You approve every message. Your facts only. Stop means stop.
After 14 days, keep it for a flat monthly fee we agree on once you've seen the results. Or walk away. No contract, no card on file.
Claim a free spot →If 14 days pass and no estimate has turned into a booked job, we keep going free for another 14 days. If it still hasn't, you keep the playbook and owe nothing.
I had sixty-odd estimates sitting in a folder I'd stopped opening. The follow-ups sounded like me, I approved them on my phone between jobs, and three of those homeowners called back to book.
3 jobs booked from old estimates in 14 days
I figured anyone who went quiet had hired someone else. Turns out most of them just got busy. A remodel I'd written off in the spring is on the calendar now.
$18,500 remodel booked
Every message waits for your tap. Edit anything, and your employee learns from every edit.
Your customers hear from you, in your words. Never from us.
Prices, dates and offers come from you. If the AI invents a number, the draft is blocked.
Any reply ends the sequence. Anyone who asks to stop is never contacted again.
No pressure, no guilt. Only real reasons to reply.
Used only for your follow-ups. Never shared or sold. Deleted when you ask.
Our software drafts the follow-ups, based on emails you wrote. You read and approve every one before it goes out, and it goes from your own email address.
At most 3 short, personal messages per estimate, spaced out. It stops the moment someone replies or asks us to stop.
Only us, only to run your follow-ups. We never contact your customers for anything else, never share or sell your data, and delete it when you ask.
Anything that exports a spreadsheet. Or just forward the estimates. There's nothing to install.
Nothing for the first 2 weeks. If you keep it, a flat monthly fee we agree on after you've seen the numbers. No contract.
Because the quickest way to prove it works is to do it on your real list. If it brings results, you'll want to keep it. If it doesn't, you shouldn't pay.
Tell us about your business. We'll reply within one business day with the next step. No call needed.
I spent two years building AI agents in San Francisco. I started Axiom because most businesses still can't use them. For your free run, I set it up myself.
Adam, founder of Renaissance Agents
We'll email you within one business day from hello@example.com with the next step. Nothing is sent to anyone until you approve it.
