Quote Film
Request the first video
The estimate is a PDF. They are comparing three numbers.
A 25-second video that shows the scope in plain language, made from footage you already shot. The homeowner can see the roof, the finding, and the options before they decide which price to trust.
You approve the draft before you pay. No film crew. No ad management. No promise of more jobs.
What goes quiet after the quote
The homeowner has three bids. One is a page of jargon. One is a single line and a price. They cannot tell which roof they are buying, so they wait, or they pick the number they understand.
Emailing the PDF again does not fix that. A drone reel of the street does not fix that. "Call me if you have questions" leaves the comparison on them.
What the video shows
Concept diagram, not a customer job. Real videos use the contractor's own photos. Nothing here is a finished roof we sold.
- Inspection photo, then the finding, then the booked visit.
- Their photos pinned to the spot on the roof.
- Maintain, repair, or replace, only with facts they approved.
The first video
$497
One 25-second video. Two openings, so they can see which one people keep watching. Two sizes: phone (9:16) and wide (16:9).
You send approved footage, the towns you work, the facts about how you work, and what you want the homeowner to do at the end. We do not invent ratings, warranties, prices, savings, or results. If a line needs one of those, it stays blank until you fill it.
If the draft does not make the scope clear in plain language after one revision, you do not pay.
After the first one is in use, the monthly set is $1,497 for 8 videos, on a quarterly commit. That is the next step, not this one.
Request the first video
This does not charge the card. You get a draft. You approve it. Then you pay.