Bottom of funnel
Nobody searches for a repipe. They search for a stain
Brown water. A smell near the cleanout. A wet patch in the yard that was dry on Tuesday. Capture in this trade starts by matching what the homeowner can see to the job you actually sell.
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The difference it makes
Why symptom-level capture beats a category campaign
One campaign for plumbing treats a $180 auger job and an $11,000 repipe as the same purchase. They are not.
The ceiling stain is a supply line
A spreading mark on a downstairs ceiling almost always means a failed line above it. A page that names that failure earns the call. A page listing nine services does not.
Cheap words stop eating expensive budget
Clogged toilet and slow drain sit in one bucket. No hot water anywhere, pressure loss through the whole house, and sewage surfacing outside sit in another, funded separately.
Price expectation set before dispatch
When the page already gives a range for that specific failure, the person who calls has agreed to the neighbourhood of the number. Fewer wasted rolls, fewer arguments at the door.
One plumbing company per county
Guaranteed geo & market exclusivity. The symptom map we build with you is never rebuilt for the shop three towns over.
Flat fee, no cut of spend
No % of ad spend. Ever. Pushing budget into a hard freeze week costs you media and nothing else.
No contracts
Cancel anytime. Pages, recordings, ad accounts, and the symptom map itself all stay with you.
What clients say
What real call volume looks like
Service business operators from our roster, quoted verbatim. Every metric client-reported.
≈100Calls / day / client-reported
“After working with Alfonso and ROIvault we had to buy more trucks and have expanded to new cities. We are struggling to keep up with the sales. Sometimes 20-25 in a day by 2/3pm almost 100 calls.”
Javier LasoOwner, The Florida Termite Guys9Truck fleet / client-reported
“Alfonso and ROI Vault are the reason I am a millionaire. Our first year we did maybe 25 inspections. Second year with ROI we almost hit 300. My fleet is now 9 trucks.”
Danny NievesOwner, South Florida Inspectors2xBusiness growth / client-reported
“ROI Vault did our logo, website, everything. We doubled our business. I had to tell him to pause the ads.”
Chef Billy G.Owner, Billy G CateringWhat is included
Built around what the homeowner can actually see
Six pieces that translate a description of a mess into a scheduled job at a known price.
One page per symptom
No hot water, water pooling under the tank, gurgling drains, a meter that spins with every tap closed. Each gets a page in plain homeowner language that then explains which job it becomes.
- Symptom-language pages
- The likely repair named
- Speed budget
Search built on descriptions
Coverage on the phrases people type when they are describing a problem rather than buying a service, with parts and how-to traffic filtered out before it spends anything.
- Symptom keyword sets
- Negative keyword hygiene
Photo intake on mobile
A picture of the fitting, the tank label, or the puddle settles questions a phone call cannot, and it tells dispatch which truck and which parts to send.
- Upload from the phone
- Attached to the call record
Published ranges by failure
Ranges shown for each symptom, with financing framing on the ones that run to five figures, because nobody signs a repipe on a first call without seeing a number.
- Ranges by symptom
- Financing on capital jobs
Click-fraud protection
Competitor and bot clicks blocked automatically. Urgent plumbing terms carry enough cost per click to be worth draining deliberately.
- IP exclusion
- Spend protection
Reporting by symptom group
Cost per booked job for each group of failures, so you can see that drain calls are cheap and unprofitable while water heater work is expensive and worth every dollar.
- Symptom-group attribution
- Weekly reporting
The process
How a description becomes a scheduled job
The vocabulary comes out of your own phone, not out of a keyword tool.
01 /
Read two weeks of your call log
Recordings and notes show how customers in your market actually describe failures. That language becomes the campaign, and it is rarely the language on your current website.
02 /
Map each symptom to a ticket
Every described failure gets tied to the repair it usually turns into and the average value of that repair. Groups that pay and groups that barely break even stop sharing money.
03 /
Publish the pages, then buy the traffic
Symptom pages, photo intake, and call tracking go live first. Media follows into a funnel that already answers the question being asked.
04 /
Re-price the groups weekly
Each symptom group is judged on booked revenue after the drive. Money moves toward the failures that pay and away from the ones that only look cheap.
Two ways to buy the same demand
One plumbing campaign versus symptom-level campaigns
Same media budget. Very different work on the schedule at the end of it.
Swipe to compare
| Topic | One plumbing campaign | Symptom-level campaigns |
|---|---|---|
| What the ad promises | Emergency plumber, 24/7, licensed | What a leaking water heater costs to fix |
| Where the click lands | A homepage listing nine services | The page about that exact failure |
| What the office knows on pickup | Only that somebody called | The symptom and the photo, already on screen |
| What the report says | One blended cost per lead | Cost per booked job by symptom group |
| Which work gets funded | Whatever is cheapest to buy | Whatever still pays after the drive |
| What happens to capital jobs | Quietly starved by drain calls | Their own budget, page, and follow-up |
Case study
Rebuilding the front end without pausing the operation
SWARM Inc.
Live events, Inc. 5000
- Consecutive years on Inc. lists
- 3
- Events a year through the rebuild
- 30+
client-reported
client-reported
The problem
A company delivering more than 30 events a year, with a marketing process that could not be taken offline while it was reworked. Plumbing owners describe the same constraint. The phone cannot be switched off while somebody redesigns what happens before it rings.
What we did
ROI Vault rebuilt the entire marketing process in place, changing intake, pages, and campaigns around a calendar that never stopped moving.
The outcome
The company reports year over year growth that placed it on the Inc. lists three consecutive years, with records set and then broken again. All figures client-reported. A symptom map is built the same way, one group of failures at a time, so existing call flow keeps running throughout.
FAQ
What plumbing owners ask about symptom campaigns
Most start with eight to twelve. No hot water, tank leaking, drain backing up, sewer smell, low pressure, running meter, burst line, and frozen pipe cover the bulk of residential demand. More get added as the call log shows what your market actually describes.
It costs you the callers who were never going to buy, which is the point. A homeowner who reads a realistic range and still calls has pre-agreed to the size of the number, so the visit ends in signed work far more often.
Often yes, but as their own line with their own target. They fill gaps in the schedule and they open doors to camera inspections and line replacements. What they must not do is quietly absorb the money set aside for repipes.
It removes guesswork. A picture of a tank label gives you age, capacity, and fuel type before anyone drives. A picture of a puddle tells you whether this is a valve, a pan, or a failed tank, so the right truck and parts arrive first time.
That is normal, and the page says so. Low pressure at one fixture is usually a cheap fix. Low pressure everywhere points at the supply line. Naming both outcomes on the page qualifies the caller before your dispatcher ever hears from them.
Yes, though the vocabulary changes. Property managers describe failures by consequence rather than by fixture, in phrases about closed restrooms, flooded units, and failed inspections. Those get their own pages, their own budget, and their own follow-up.
You keep all of it. Ad accounts, landing pages, call recordings, photo intake, and the mapping between symptoms and job values are in your name from day one. Cancel anytime and none of it leaves with us.
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Pricing
Public numbers: $3,495 per month flat, no percentage of ad spend.
Exclusivity is first come, first served
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