For Massachusetts contractors

The homeowner didn't pick the cheapest bid. He picked the one he trusted.

Mia does four things that win you those jobs: brings you homeowner leads that belong to you alone — nobody else gets them — makes your business look like the safe choice, follows up every quote until it answers, and filters out the tire-kickers before they waste your time.

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Estimate booked — Tue 7:30 AMRoof replacement, Melrose · homeowner qualified, budget confirmed
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Estimate booked — Thu 4:00 PMKitchen remodel, Lynn · second visit, decision-maker present
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Quote from May 12 — revivedSiding, Everett · homeowner replied after follow-up #4
3 qualified appointments this week. Zero written at 9 PM.
Who this is for

Built for the licensed contractor stuck at the plateau.

The work is good. The crews are solid. But everything that isn't tools still runs through you — the quotes, the callbacks, the follow-up. This is for the owner who's done being the bottleneck.

This fits you if

  • You're a licensed, insured Massachusetts trade — GC, roofing, siding, HVAC, kitchens & baths
  • Your jobs run $10K and up
  • You're already paying for leads — and you resent every shared one
  • You'd rather be on the job than chasing paperwork at night

Planning to win by being the cheapest bid? We're not your system — and we'll tell you that on the first call.

You know these weeks

The money didn't say no. It just never got called back.

Half the estimates I run were never real jobs.

Price shoppers and tire-kickers burn your evenings while the real buyers wait. Qualification should happen before your truck starts.

I'm paying to race four other guys for the same homeowner.

Shared leads mean shared everything. Whoever calls first wins — and you're on a roof. That's not a lead. That's a lottery ticket you paid for.

Booked solid in June, begging in February.

Feast and famine isn't a season problem. It's what happens when new business only shows up when you have time to chase it.

The quotes get written at 9 PM.

That's family time the business eats. Almost half of sellers never follow up on a quote at all — not because they're lazy, because they're on a job.

What we actually do

Four things. Done completely.

Not "more leads." Not "faster leads." A system that makes homeowners trust your business enough to choose it — and that never lets a quote die quietly.

1Trust

Your business, presented the way the big outfits present theirs — ads, pages, and messages that make a homeowner comfortable choosing you over a cheaper bid.

2Qualification

Every homeowner gets vetted before they reach your calendar — budget, timeline, decision-maker. Your estimates go to people who can actually say yes.

3Follow-up

Every quote gets chased — professionally, persistently, without you lifting a finger. Closing usually takes five or more touches; most businesses stop at one. Yours won't.

4Process

A visible, structured way of handling every homeowner from first click to booked estimate — so your operation reads like a company, not a guy with a truck and a notepad.

The part that matters

Nothing to log into. Nothing to feed.

You've tried the CRM. It died in six weeks — because it needed you to run it, and you were on a roof. Mia works the other way around: the system generates your leads, qualifies them, chases them, and books your calendar. You approve. It executes.

Your ads run in your ad account, on your card — the leads are exclusively yours, in an asset you keep forever, whatever happens with us.

And straight up: Mia is AI, and we say so. A human reviews everything before a homeowner sees it — and nobody closes your jobs but you.

One conversation. A straight answer.

Tell us about your operation and we'll tell you honestly whether this fits it — with real numbers, in plain English.

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