_ Trades and home services

Install the marketing layer before a buyer prices it in.

For HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, and general contractors in the Denver metro: profitable, booked by word of mouth, and ready for a pipeline you can predict. Electrik Kettle, based in the Denver metro, installs the lead gen, booking flow, reviews, and local SEO that turn word of mouth into booked jobs, from $3,400 a month.

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_ The cost of waiting

The work is good. The phone is lumpy.

No lead gen system. No booking flow. No CRM hygiene. Private equity is buying businesses like yours for the gap between what they earn today and what they earn once that layer goes in.

  • Jobs leak out of a booking flow nobody owns.
  • A weaker competitor with a better funnel wins the work you should have won.
  • A buyer captures the upside you could have kept.
  • A business this good shouldn't grow by luck.

_ What we install

One system, built for how you work.

Lead generation

Leads that fill the calendar. Organic first, ads only when the math says so.

Booking flow and CRM

A booking flow that doesn't leak jobs, and a CRM your office will keep clean.

Reviews and local SEO

Review systems that compound, and rankings for the searches that turn into jobs.

Content that gets watched

Your crews and your work, on camera, in the feeds your customers scroll.

_ Proof

The gap PE buyers are paying for.

Private equity is buying trades and service businesses at multiples that didn't exist six years ago. The capital is chasing one gap: what these businesses earn today against what they earn after one layer of marketing infrastructure. You can install that layer yourself and keep the upside.

_ The Install Plan

Three steps to a pipeline you can predict.

  1. Book a strategy call

    Fifteen minutes. You show us where revenue comes from today. We show you the gaps. No pitch deck.

  2. We install the system

    The engine the gap analysis calls for: content, lead gen, local SEO, CRM, booking flow. You see every deliverable.

  3. Watch it compound

    Monthly reporting in real numbers. If a number is not moving, you hear it from us first.

_ The Owner's Agreement

Terms an owner would write.

  • Published pricing
  • No long lock-in
  • You keep the infrastructure

_ Questions

Questions owners ask.

How much does marketing for a trades business cost?

Growth Engine, the full system for trades businesses, starts at $3,400 a month. It covers lead gen, booking flow, review systems, local SEO, and content, and you keep the system.

Do you work with trades businesses in Denver?

Yes. Electrik Kettle is based in the Denver metro and works with HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, and general contractors doing $500K to $20M.

Why install marketing before selling a trades business?

Private equity is buying trades and service businesses and installs lead gen, booking flow, and reviews after close. An owner who installs that layer first keeps the upside.

Map your gaps before someone else underwrites them.

Fifteen minutes. A working session. No pitch deck.

Book a strategy call