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Lead generation for service companies · Fort Lauderdale and South Florida

The property managers, HOAs, and homeowners in the ZIP codes you drive to.

HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, cleaning, landscaping, pest control. One property manager who says yes is a portfolio. I build the list of who runs the buildings in your territory, check every number, and reach them in your name with one honest ask. 2 to 3 leads per 500 messages sent, client average. The estimate gets booked while your crew is still on site.

Call or text (754) 325-1555. Tell me your trade and the ZIP codes you actually want.

Portfolioone property manager, many buildings
2 to 3leads per 500 messages, client average
Every numberline type, carrier, DNC, fraud score
Bookedestimates with drive time between stops
Where the list comes from

Who signs the work order in your territory.

Three business lists and one consumer list, each built for your ZIP codes. You see the source before I pull it. Nothing is bought from a lead marketplace and resold to your competitors.

01 · PROPERTY MANAGERSThe companies that run the buildingsLicensed property management firms in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach, with the communities and rental portfolios they manage. One yes from the maintenance coordinator is recurring work across every unit they run.
02 · HOAs AND CONDOSBoards that vote on vendorsHomeowner and condo associations register with the state and name their management contact. Pressure washing, landscaping, pest control, roofing, and painting contracts go to whoever the board already knows. This puts your name in front of them before the bid.
03 · GCs WITH PERMITSContractors who need a sub this monthCounty permit portals publish who pulled a remodel, roof, or new-construction permit, with license number and job address. The GC on a kitchen permit needs an electrician and a plumber next week. More on the contractor list.
04 · OPTED-IN HOMEOWNERSYour past customers and documented-consent listsMaintenance-plan reminders, "it has been a year since the tune-up," storm-season checks, and win-backs to your own list. Consumer lists are opt-in and documented or they do not get sent. The ZIP codes are yours to pick.
The message

One line, in your name, from a real number.

Texts go out as iMessage from a real iPhone, so the property manager sees a blue bubble from a real number, not a short code. SMS fallback for Android. Email and WhatsApp alongside for the people who live there. You approve every word before launch.

THE SHAPE OF A PROPERTY-MANAGER MESSAGE · TEMPLATE, YOUR WORDS BEFORE IT SENDS

"Hey [first name], [your name] with [your company] in [city]. We handle [trade] for a few management companies in [county] and keep a 24-hour slot open for their emergencies. Cool if I send over our rate sheet and a reference or two from buildings like yours? No pressure."

Why it works: it names their county and their kind of building, so it is clearly not a blast. It offers something they need (the emergency slot) before asking anything. It asks permission first.

What the customer actually sees, with a real reply, is on the main lead generation page. Same system, different list.

After the reply

The crew is on a roof. The estimate still gets booked.

A property manager texts back at 3:15 while you are under a house. Here is what happens without you touching your phone.

Answered the same minuteThe intake assistant replies in your voice with your questions: property type, number of units, the issue, the timeline, who approves the invoice.
Qualified, not just capturedAn emergency gets the emergency slot. A portfolio walkthrough gets the owner. A one-off repair gets the next open window. You set the rule.
Booked with drive timeEstimates land on your real calendar, paced by ZIP code so the truck is not in Pompano at 9 and Homestead at 10.
Reminded, quoted, reviewedConfirmation and day-before reminder keep the show-up rate high. Quote follow-up at three days. Review ask when the job closes. Maintenance-plan reminder in a year.

The assistant is the One System rung below. Lead generation feeds it. The system keeps it. Closing is still yours.

Who it is built for

Trades that run on trucks and callbacks.

HVACPlumbingElectricalRoofingPressure washingCommercial cleaningLandscapingPest controlPool serviceWater and mold restorationGarage doorsAppliance repairYour trade? Ask.

Trades that sell into new construction and remodels rather than to property managers have their own page.

Pricing

Priced monthly. Stated in writing after one call.

Trade, territory, and channels differ by company, so there is no public menu. You get the number, the first message, and the first list to approve before anything goes out.

Free

The Operator Kit

$0

The files that give your SI permanent memory of your business. Grab it and see how I think before we talk.

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Lead Generation

Monthly IN WRITING AFTER THE CALL

Property manager, HOA, GC, and opted-in homeowner lists, validated, sent in your name across iMessage, SMS, WhatsApp, and email. Estimates booked. Monthly report. Cancels anytime.

Book the 15-minute call →
Flat

One System

Flat IN WRITING AFTER THE CALL

The intake assistant that answers, qualifies, and books the estimate while the crew is on site. Running in about a week. You pay when it runs.

Start on your page →
One-time

Install the SI Team

$4,500

The whole operation behind the leads: an assistant with permanent memory of your business, follow-up on a schedule, content in your voice. Run monthly from $1,200.

What is in the install →
Questions owners ask

Answered straight.

Where do service company leads come from?

Three business lists and one consumer list. Property management companies and the communities they run. HOA and condo associations, which are registered with the state and name their management contact. General contractors pulling permits who need a sub. And opted-in homeowners in your ZIP codes: your own past customers, your maintenance-plan list, and documented-consent lists. No purchased list of strangers.

We already pay for HomeAdvisor or Angi leads. How is this different?

Those leads are sold to several companies at once and you race to call first. This is a list nobody else has, reached in your name, where the person says yes before anyone pitches. The reply is yours alone, and the contact stays in your CRM when we stop working together.

Who answers when a property manager replies while the crew is on a job?

The intake assistant I build for you. It answers in your voice, asks your questions (property type, units, issue, timeline), and books the walkthrough or estimate on your real calendar with drive time between stops. Reminders go out until the day. Without it, replies are handled the next morning.

How many estimates should a service company expect?

My average client sees 2 to 3 leads for every 500 messages sent. A property manager who says yes can mean a whole portfolio, so the list is smaller and the message more specific than a homeowner campaign. You approve the first list and the first message before anything goes out.

What does lead generation for a service company cost?

Monthly, stated in writing after a 15-minute call. Trade, territory, and channels differ by company, so there is no public menu. You leave the call with the list source, the first message, and the monthly number either way.

3 spots open this month

Tell me your trade and your ZIP codes. I will tell you who runs the buildings there.

Fifteen minutes. You leave with the list source, the first message, and the monthly number in writing, either way.

Call or text (754) 325-1555 · lavar@lavarharper.com · Or DM the word LEADS on Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook