The True Cost of Missed Calls for Carpenters
Every time your saw is running and you miss a call, you are likely losing a job worth at least $4,500. Statistics show that 82% of homeowners will call the next carpenter on the list if you don't pick up on the first try.
This is the weighted average of common carpentry jobs ranging from trim work to custom built-ins.
Four out of five potential clients will hang up without leaving a voicemail if they reach your machine during business hours.
Your chances of winning a custom cabinet or deck project drop tenfold if you wait more than five minutes to call back.
Based on missing just one modest $4,500 job per month due to being in the shop or on a job site.
One happy customer usually leads to two more referrals for high-end woodwork over a three-year period.