Contact Drainage Contractor SEO and mark a slot with our CEO
Write about the towns and drain jobs your company wants more of, or mark a day and a time for a call. The first conversation covers your string line: what you sell and where your trucks go.
Write us about your towns, your drain jobs and your open crew days
Fill in your name, your email and your phone number, and add a note if you like. A slot marked on the form becomes a call placed to you by our CEO, Ross Cohen, at that time.
Which towns and which drain jobs go first?
Name the towns where a crew has an open day, then the drain work you would like to fill it with: french drains, yard drainage, downspout lines, catch basins, dry wells. Short is fine. Leave homeowner names and street numbers out.
Before you send a note about your drainage crews
What belongs in a note from a drainage company?
List the drain types you install and the towns your crews drive to. Add whether you want more bids, an open crew day filled or a new town opened. A few lines are enough.
What is the call for when I pick a slot?
It is a walk along the line: your towns, your drain jobs and the stake that should go in first. You hang up with a plan to read and no paperwork attached.
What becomes of a slot whose day and time have already gone by?
It cannot be used for a call. Send a fresh note and mark a slot that is still ahead.
Who opens the form once I send it?
Our CEO, Ross Cohen, reads each note that arrives, and he is the one who rings at the slot you chose.
Which details about my own customers should stay out of the note?
Leave out homeowner names and street numbers. We need your company's towns and drain types, not details about the people whose lots you have visited.
How does a plan begin after we have talked about my crews?
You choose a card, we agree which stake goes in first, and the first monthly bill starts the first cycle. No startup fee comes before it and no contract follows.
Drive the first stake with our CEO
Mark a weekday slot on the contact form and Ross Cohen, our CEO, will call you then to walk through the towns and drain jobs you want booked more often.
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