For installation companies
Quotes left lying cost you jobs.
Profit often sits in quotes, overruns and receivables. The chart shows the first.
- 1the leak: 58% followed up
- 2the fix: calling back within 3 days
- 3the result: +€98k in 8 weeks
First call free, 30 minutes.
Input · quotes followed up within 3 days
Output · quotes won, € per week, against last year
Δ last year · € per week
What you get. Three weeks later, on paper.
Sample · fictional installation company
The summaryThe handful of numbers and what they are worth together. 
Every improvement in eurosWith a range and the calculation behind it. 
What not to buildAnd why not.
Read the full sample report pdf · 3 pages
Behind every sentence is one number.
Illustration with fictional numbers
Installation company: €14 million revenue, 85 staff, about 2,000 quotes a year.
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“We send the quote and never hear back.”
See the chart. Quotes followed up within 3 days. Follow-up got an owner: 58% to 85%.
~€179ka year · €90k–€269k
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“Only at the final costing do we see the overrun.”
Overrun per project, during the work. About €180k a year, half recoverable.
~€90ka year · €54k–€126k
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“The work is done, but the money is still out.”
Outstanding receivables. Earned, not yet banked.
~€50ka year · €28k–€72k
Of 140 numbers, five remained. No new CRM needed.
Together ~€319k a year €172k–€467k
Which sentence is yours?
A free 30-minute call. Then the diagnosis: €9,500 excl. VAT, fixed price, 3 weeks. I pull the data; you spend 3 to 4 hours.
Money-back guarantee. If I find no improvement worth more than €9,500 a year, you get your money back. One email within 14 days.
I built the analytics function of Amazon Shipping from scratch and led the team for Europe and the US.