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Plumbing lead reactivation

The emergency got fixed. The re-pipe you quoted got postponed.

Plumbing runs on emergencies — but the money that got away is in the deferrable work: the re-pipe you quoted after the third pinhole leak, the water heater on borrowed time, the sewer line the camera already condemned. Those homeowners didn’t say no; they said "not yet," and nobody followed up. A compliant AI SMS campaign re-opens those quotes; industry benchmarks put replies at 5–15% of a dormant list.

Owned beats bought

Your quote archive beats any lead you can buy.

A purchased plumbing lead is a stranger comparing five bids. The homeowner in your files already chose you once — your tech scoped their line, they know your name, and the problem you quoted is still under their slab getting worse. Deferred plumbing work has a way of un-deferring itself; the follow-up decides who gets the call when it does.

What’s sitting in your list right now

  • ●Re-pipe quotes deferred after the emergency patch
  • ●Water heaters you flagged as end-of-life that limped on
  • ●Sewer-line replacements the camera inspection justified
  • ●Fixture and remodel rough-in bids that went quiet
  • ●Past customers overdue for the maintenance you recommended

Industry benchmarks put SMS reactivation at 5–15% of a dormant list replying. Run your own numbers — your list size, your average ticket — through the calculator and see what’s buried there.

How it works

Compliant by construction, hands-off by design

Upload the list you own

Past customers, unclosed quotes, stalled estimates — CSV or CRM sync. Every list passes a compliance review before a single message sends.

AI re-opens each conversation

A 30–60 day SMS sequence, framed as a follow-up on their prior inquiry — in your business’s name, inside quiet hours, opt-out on every message.

Replies become bookings

Interested homeowners are handled conversationally and booked straight onto your calendar. Every opt-out is honored instantly and permanently.

You watch the revenue land

Bookings, conversations, and recovered revenue show up on your dashboard in real time — with the full consent and opt-out audit trail behind them.

Questions plumbers ask

How does the campaign actually run?
You upload your list (CSV, or synced from your CRM). We run a compliance review before anything sends. Then a 30–60 day AI SMS sequence re-opens each conversation naturally — a follow-up on their prior inquiry, never a fake "we did work for you." Replies are handled conversationally, interested homeowners get booked straight onto your calendar, and every opt-out is honored instantly and permanently. You watch bookings and recovered revenue land on the dashboard.
Is texting old leads even legal?
Texting your own past customers and prior leads — people with an existing business relationship with you — is the compliant lane, and RRE keeps it that way by construction: carrier registration (A2P 10DLC), quiet hours enforced in the recipient's local time, automatic opt-out honored in any reasonable wording (the FCC's 2025 revocation rule allows ten business days; we suppress on receipt), and a consent audit log. What's not compliant is blasting purchased lists — which is exactly why we don't touch bought data.
Plumbing is emergency work — is a dormant list even worth much?
The emergency side, honestly, no — that work closes or dies same-day, which is why our fit check says so. The list that pays is the deferred big-ticket work: re-pipes, water heaters, sewer lines — quoted, justified, postponed. Those are considered purchases with real tickets, and they’re exactly what a follow-up sequence rebooks.
What does it cost?
Reactivation is included in every RRE plan — Starter $497/mo, Growth $697/mo, Scale $997/mo — alongside the 24/7 AI answering agent and missed-call text-back. 14-day free trial, no setup fee.
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Every plan also includes the 24/7 AI answering agent and missed-call text-back — the engine that stops tomorrow’s leads from going cold too.

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