REBOOKING AUTOMATION FOR BUILDERS
The builder past clients come back to
A finished extension shouldn't be the last time a client hears from you. Rebooking Automation invites past clients back for annual maintenance checks, seasonal gutter and roofline visits, and snagging follow-ups — so when the next project comes up, they don't Google a new builder.
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You built their extension. Don't let a stranger build their loft.
Here's the pattern that costs builders the most: you hand over a beautiful extension, everyone's delighted, and two years later the same family wants a loft conversion — so they search Google and get three quotes from builders they've never met. Not because you did anything wrong, but because two silent years is long enough to feel like starting from scratch.
Rebooking Automation keeps the relationship alive with visits that are genuinely useful. A snagging follow-up a few months after handover. An annual property maintenance check. A gutter and roofline once-over each autumn before the weather turns. Each one arrives as a friendly text from your firm with a link to book a slot.
The visits themselves are steady, easy work between big builds — but the real payoff is staying front of mind. When that loft conversion, garden room, or kitchen knock-through finally comes up, you're not one of three strangers quoting. You're the builder they already trust, and often the only one asked.
How it works
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We map your follow-ups
During setup we load your past clients and agree the touchpoints — snagging check after handover, annual maintenance visit, autumn gutter and roofline check.
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Invitations go out on schedule
At the right moment, each client gets a text from your firm offering the visit, with a link to pick a slot that fits around your current builds.
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They book you, again and again
The visit lands in your diary, the relationship stays warm, and when their next big project surfaces, yours is the first number they ring.
Why builders use rebooking automation
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First call for the next project
Extensions lead to lofts, lofts lead to garden rooms. Staying in touch means the next five-figure project comes to you without a bidding war.
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Seasonal work on tap
Autumn gutter and roofline checks and spring maintenance visits create dependable smaller jobs that smooth the gaps between major builds.
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Snagging handled properly
A scheduled follow-up catches settling cracks and sticking doors before the client stews on them — turning a grumble into proof you stand behind your work.
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Referrals stay warm too
Clients who hear from you twice a year recommend you at dinner parties. Silent builders get forgotten; present ones get passed around the street.
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Cheapest work you'll ever win
No ads, no directory fees, no quoting against four rivals. A text to someone who already trusts you converts better than any lead you can buy.
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Runs between the big jobs
You set the touchpoints once and the system keeps time for years — through every build, holiday, and busy spell — without a spreadsheet in sight.
Rebooking Automation FAQs
What kind of follow-ups make sense for a builder?
The three that work hardest: a snagging follow-up a few months after handover, an annual property maintenance check, and a seasonal gutter and roofline check each autumn. You can add your own — repointing checks, decking treatment, whatever fits the work you've done.
Can it reach clients from jobs I finished years ago?
Yes. During setup we import your past client list — even from a notebook or an old phone — and can open with a friendly re-engagement message before the regular touchpoints begin. Old clients are often the quickest wins.
Won't clients think I'm touting for work?
The messages offer something useful — a check on their property before winter, a look at how the extension has settled — rather than "got any work for me?". Clients read it as aftercare, which is exactly what it is. You approve every template.
What if a client books a check and it uncovers a bigger job?
That's the happy side effect. A gutter check that finds slipped tiles, or a maintenance visit where they mention the loft idea — you're already on site, already trusted, and there's no competitive quote in sight.
Which plans include Rebooking Automation?
The Growth and Scale plans. Both bundle it with your website, hosting, domain email, and the rest of the automation stack — the full comparison is on the pricing page.
How much work is the setup for me?
An hour at most. Setup is done for you — client import, touchpoint schedule, and message wording — and most builders are live within 48 hours of the free audit. You approve everything before the first message goes out.