Covering Brings, Outsourcing Campaigns in Hail Destruction Parts

In the past year we've performed a ton of business working with local contractors and roofers in locations that have hail damage. This could be due to global-warming or it might just be that these organizations are getting more savvy and using low priced high return outsourcing services to create new business.The elegance of these campaigns is that typically the homeowner will have each of the damage covered by their insurance, making the repairs without any out of pocket cost.Having work many of these campaigns myself I can give you a good road map to follow if you are a roofer seeking to get some new business following a hail storm.Use an outsourced company, perhaps not an independent provider. This is crucial for a pair reasons. You need to follow up quickly after a storm, or your competition will. Being the next company to call into an area will yield much lower results. Using a company you can quickly launch and scale up a campaign to get there first and give your self the best possibility to succeed. Use up-to-date homeowner data to call. If you are purchasing the data to call make sure it is up currently as possible. Calling up and asking for the incorrect person will almost guarantee you don't get a consultation set. Keep track of the results. Use Google Docs to share the call list and all records together with your agent. Keeping track can also be useful to see which neighborhoods and streets were hardest hit in case you want to send a crew door-to-door. Follow a simple script. Do not over think what you want the agent to say to the prospects. The most productive script I have used reads as follows:Hi, this is NAME with COMPANY, we are a regional [hhttp://www.youtube.com/user/DallasRoofingPros roof repair dallas tx] company and we're just contacting homeowners in the area following hail storm last week/month. We're going to maintain the area giving your friend an estimate on some damage next Tuesday and I'd be content to have our crew stop by and check if you have any damage to your home. We don't charge something to take a look and in most cases if there is damage we can work specifically with your insurance company so their is cost-free to you. Are you available on Tuesday for people to stop by and take a look?