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Remodeler→ Interior designer
An interior designer may need a remodeling partner to bring a client’s plans to life.
A way to start
Introduce the remodeling work you handle and ask how they choose contractors for upcoming projects.
Pipeline Pilot · Service business outreach
Who could send more work to your service business?
Whether you remodel homes, replace roofs, handle electrical repairs, or provide another local service, the right contacts depend on your trade and where you work. Tell us what you do and where you want more jobs. We’ll send you an example of who you could reach and what you could say to start a conversation.
You’ll get a referral partner idea and a sample introduction for your trade and area.
See what’s included in the $79 Pipeline Pilot campaignDifferent trades. Different connections.
What could that look like for your business?
Start with a role that connects to the work you already do. Here are three ways a local introduction could make sense.
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Roofer→ Property manager
A property manager may coordinate roof repairs and replacements across the properties they manage.
A way to start
Share the roof work you handle locally and ask who coordinates their roofing needs.
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Electrician→ General contractor
A general contractor may need an electrical partner for renovation and construction projects.
A way to start
Introduce your electrical services and ask about their process for working with local trades.
See an example for your trade and area.
Share your business email, type of service, and city or ZIP code.
You’ll get a referral partner idea and a sample introduction for your trade and area.