HOME BUILDERS AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS...
Before the pitch, the proof. These are screenshots from inside our team Slack: signed contracts, land-ready bookings, and qualified estimates posted in real time as wins land for the custom home builders we work with.
"All land-ready and budget-confirmed before they hit my calendar."
$2.5M, ground breaks July. 4 contracts this quarter. Different reality.
$2.5M closed. The fourth in a row that came in pre-qualified.
Names, avatars, and identifying details have been changed to protect client confidentiality. Numbers, outcomes, and timing are real, captured from our team Slack as wins were logged.
You built a real business on word of mouth. That's worth respecting. It also has a math ceiling, and the last 12 months are telling you exactly where it is.
You didn't go into custom home building to spend Saturdays driving 90 minutes to estimates with no land, no budget, and no signed referral. You opened your shop to build houses. But every veteran builder we talk to is fighting the same five fires:
You built this on word of mouth. Then one realtor retires, one architect shifts loyalty, one client buys their forever home, and your six-month pipeline visibility evaporates. Referrals built the business. Referrals alone won't get it to the next tier.
You drive 60 minutes out to a "qualified" estimate. They don't own the lot. They haven't priced the loan. Their timeline is "maybe 2027." You go home with nothing but a tank of gas billed to the company card.
The homeowner is shopping you against four other builders. You spend three days drafting a thoughtful proposal. They take your number, send it to the cheapest framer in the county, and ghost. You weren't being considered. You were being benchmarked.
The last agency took $36K over six months and delivered "traffic," "form fills," and "retargeting impressions." Zero signed contracts. You aren't crazy and you weren't unlucky. You were sold leads. We don't sell leads. We book appointments.
The single hardest question to answer at the dinner table: "How does the pipeline look?" When you're running on referrals, the honest answer is "I don't know." That uncertainty is a tax you've been paying for years. The dream isn't more leads. The dream is operational calm about where the next job is coming from.
Built specifically for custom home builders doing $1.5M to $5M projects. Not "contractor marketing." Not "lead generation." A system that respects how a custom build actually gets signed.
Before a single ad runs, we map your service area. Which zip codes hold the highest concentration of land owners ready to break ground inside 12 months. Where competitors are losing on responsiveness. Which architect and realtor relationships are quietly producing your best clients. Which build types your shop is best positioned to win.
You walk away with a written market analysis. If you don't believe the plan will work, you keep the analysis and we part ways. No fee, no obligation, no contract.
We build the missing system between "homeowner browses Pinterest at 11pm" and "signed contract on your desk." Every appointment that hits your calendar is screened against four non-negotiables before you ever pick up the phone:
You handle the builds. We handle the ads, the qualification, and the booking. Every appointment that lands on your calendar is a homeowner ready to sit down with you, not a lead form.
Weekly reporting on the metrics a builder actually cares about:
No vanity metrics. No "impressions." No 47-tab dashboard. The number you care about is signed contracts. So that's the number we report on.
Not contractors. Not remodelers. Not roofers. Custom home builders doing 6+ projects a year at $1.5M to $5M build values. Every campaign, every ad, every funnel is built around how a custom build actually gets signed. No retrofitted "home services" template.
A lead is a name. An appointment is a homeowner on your calendar, land owned, budget confirmed, ready to talk about their build. We charge for the second one. If we don't deliver appointments, we don't get paid. The performance bar is the deal.
We don't dump 80 inquiries on your foreman. The pipeline is paced to your active build capacity, your subcontractor bench, and your calendar. Growth that respects how you actually run jobs, not the kind that breaks the quality your reputation was built on.
Most agencies ask you to take all the risk: a 12-month contract, a $5K setup fee, a monthly retainer, and a hope that "something will hit." We do the opposite. The performance bar is the deal. Hit 30 in-person estimates in 90 days, you pay. Miss 30, you don't.
One signed $2.5M custom build at a 20% margin is $500K to your shop. One. Sign one extra build a year off this system and the math is already absurd. Most builders we work with sign three to five extra inside 12 months.
Sterling Ridge signed. $2.5M, ground breaks July. 4 contracts this quarter, every estimate I drive to is now a land-owner with budget locked. Different reality.
Cash buyer, plans in hand, drove past a finished build. Third one like that this month from BPC. I'm clearing my Friday.
"Every one came in qualified. Land verified, budget at $700K min, walked the lot before they signed."
$950K build, lender pre-approval on file. 6th from the BPC pipeline that month.
$980K all cash, 5.6-acre lot. The owner cleared his Friday.
Free 30-minute strategy call. No pitch deck. No pressure.
On the call, we'll:
If we're a good fit, we'll talk about working together. If we're not, you walk away with a free local market analysis. Either way, you leave with more clarity than you came in with.
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