For kitchen & bath remodelers

The jobs you quoted last year? Some still want to say yes.

Requotable follows up on every unsold quote in your files, by text, like a real person would. When a homeowner is ready, the job lands back on your calendar. No new leads, no ad spend, and you don't lift a finger.

First campaign free. You see booked jobs before you pay a dime.

Example · Quote #1147

Susan R. · Kitchen remodel

$18,400

Hi Susan, it's Mike's Kitchen & Bath. Last spring we quoted your kitchen remodel at $18,400. Still thinking it over, or has anything changed?
Honestly yes, we put it off but we're ready to look at it again this fall.
Great to hear. Mike has openings the week of the 14th for a quick walkthrough to refresh the numbers. Would Tuesday morning work?
Tuesday works. 9am?

Booked · Tue 9:00am

WON BACK

The problem

Every unsold quote is money you already earned and never collected.

You measured the space. You priced the job. You sent the quote. Then the homeowner said “let me think about it” and went quiet.

Most of those people didn't hire someone else. The timing was just off. A baby came, a roof leaked, money got tight. Six months later plenty of them are ready, but nobody ever calls them back.

16%

of roofing and exterior contractors follow up with the homeowner the same day on an unsold estimate. The rest of those quotes just sit in a drawer.

Source: ServiceTitan 2026 Roofing & Exterior Market Report, surveying 1,000+ contractors

Example · a typical estimates folder

  • Johnson · Kitchen remodel

    No answer

    $24,800

  • Alvarez · Master bath

    “Let me think”

    $16,200

  • Whitfield · Kitchen + island

    Went quiet

    $31,500

  • Chen · Guest bath

    No answer

    $9,700

Sitting dead in your files

$82,200

How it works

You hand us the list. We bring back the jobs.

01

Hand over your old quotes

Send us your list of unsold estimates in whatever shape it's in. A spreadsheet, your CRM export, even photos of paper quotes. We take it from there.

02

We text every past customer

Each person gets a personal message about their actual project and price. “Still thinking about that $18k kitchen remodel? Anything changed?”

03

We handle the conversation

Questions, objections, “call me in the spring”. The back-and-forth reads like a helpful person from your office, because that's how we built it.

04

Jobs land on your calendar

When someone's ready, we book them straight onto your schedule, or flag the hot lead so you can call while they're warm.

Your part in all this: show up to the appointments.

The math

One recovered kitchen pays for years of Requotable.

Most kitchen remodels land between $14,600 and $41,600, according to Angi. Requotable costs $400 a month. You don't need a miracle for this to work. You need one homeowner out of your whole backlog to say “actually, yes.”

And unlike buying leads, these people already know you, already have your number in their phone, and already saw your price.

Example · job cost sheet

One recovered kitchen job
$18,400
A year of Requotable (12 × $400)
$4,800
New ad spend required
$0

Return on one job

3.8×

That's one job, covering the whole year, nearly four times over. Every job after it is gravy.

The offer

Your first campaign is free. We only win if you win.

Step 1 · Free

The free first campaign

Proof before payment. That's the whole idea.

  • We run your entire backlog of old, unsold quotes
  • Every reply handled for you, start to finish
  • Interested homeowners booked onto your calendar
  • You see real booked jobs before paying anything

$0

Step 2 · If it worked

Keep it running

Only if the free campaign booked you jobs.

  • Every new quote gets followed up automatically
  • No quote ever goes quiet again
  • Cancel anytime, no contracts

$400/month

Results

The first campaigns are running now.

We'd rather show you real recovered jobs than made-up quotes. Results from our first contractors will go right here.

“Your results could be the first ones on this page.”

$—— recovered

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“Your results could be the first ones on this page.”

— jobs booked

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“Your results could be the first ones on this page.”

$—— recovered

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Fair questions

Things contractors ask us

Let's see what's hiding in your old quotes.

Send us a note and we'll set up your free first campaign. If your backlog books you jobs, great. If it doesn't, you've spent nothing.