Managing Client Expectations in Roofing Service Managing client expectations is pivotal in the roofing service industry. It ensures transparency, builds trust, and enhances overall customer satisfaction. To manage your client’s expectations, here’s a few best practices: Setting Clear Timelines Establishing clear timelines, such as a 72-hour response for leak calls and a two-week turnaround […]
Objection: We Are Happy with Our Current Contractor Customer: “I’m sorry you’ve wasted your time. We’re very happy with our current contractor.” It’s never easy to find a silver lining when you run into such a flat-out rejection. Nothing’s ever perfect. For most clients, telling you they’re satisfied with their current contractor is […]
Preserving Company Culture Amid Growth Aligning Operations with Customer Perception In the pursuit of sustainable growth, maintaining company culture while aligning internal operations with external customer perceptions emerges as a critical challenge. Let’s explore ways you can preserve your organizational culture as you grow. Core Values and Leadership Central to this approach is the pivotal […]
Clients have needs because they have problems that must be solved. Not all these needs are equal. Some are more important than others. When you first meet clients, you need to spend some time deciding what their needs are. Start by working on the big problems first and then gradually ascend to the smaller less […]
About Overselling In the movie, Jerry Maguire, TomCruise reaches an epiphany which he must share with Renee’ Zellweger. After his LONG spiel Renee’ interrupts him saying, “Shut up. Just shut up….You had me at hello. You had me at hello.” Do you know when to shut up? How often do you oversell? Can you read […]
Selling Skills – Closing When you close, the first step is to summarize those benefits the customer accepted during the call. In other words, you will summarize ONLY those benefits that the customer agreed were important. Summarizing accepted benefits can be of great value because it considers the listening ability of your customer. Most people […]
Selling Skills: Probing Probing is the skill of asking questions to gather information and uncover customer needs. There are two types of probes: open and closed. Open probes encourage a customer to respond freely. The key words that will assist in identifying an open probe include: Key Word Example: Who “Who handles this process for […]
Handling Skepticism or Indifference When a customer questions or doubts that our product will provide the benefit, we say it will, you make a proof statement. You make a proof statement by citing a proof source. A proof source is any reference or piece of information that proves the benefit in question. Below is a […]
Top 8 – Roofing Industry Specialty Products These products are created based upon OSHA requirements, Tenant requests, and “Add-Ons” (upsells for quoted services). Performance: These products are based upon a planned event and planned services. Features: Different features are attributed to each product. Reliability: Scheduled work. Reliable due to the standardization of the products. Conformance: […]
Top 7 On-Demand Products for the Roofing Industry to Grow Your Business Your client has un-planned service at a facility. The client has a current problem that needs to be addressed quickly. Performance: These products are based upon a current need. The service is required now to fix a problem. These products all require quick […]
Did You Say What I Thought You Said? 7 Keys to Good Communication Communication is a key ingredient to working together effectively. Communication is not easy; talking is easy. Communication requires that we listen and speak skillfully, so our message is understood. In our business, we interact with all sorts of people. Some people maybe […]
A Service Culture Service does not refer to a section of a roofing contractor, a department, a leak call, or a roof tech. Service refers to meeting the requirements of your clients. Doing what you promise. Being a solution provider for every client, on every job site and in every situation. Your relationships with each […]
