Keep useful service needs from being forgotten.
- Maintenance due
- Membership renewal
- Seasonal tune-up
- Equipment replacement cycle
- Previous repair history
- Warranty expiration
Customer reactivation campaigns for home services
Available customer, job, equipment, timing, and market information can identify relevant repeat-service and reactivation opportunities. Contractor Growth OS (CGOS) turns those signals into managed campaigns with clear eligibility, communication, ownership, and outcome rules.
Fifteen campaign types
The right campaign depends on why the contact is useful now. These campaign types can be configured individually or connected into a broader customer lifecycle.
Campaign selection is based on configured rules and available data. CGOS does not claim predictive capability unless the implemented technology and customer data support it.
Campaign operating board
Every campaign needs a defined audience, useful reason, approved channel, timing limits, ownership, opt-out handling, and recorded outcome.
Illustrative campaigns. Availability depends on consent, customer and job data, service relevance, capacity, integrations, and approved communication policies.
Lifecycle intelligence
The campaign is only one part of the system. Eligibility, policy, customer action, and final disposition stay connected.
Job, estimate, service interval, membership, weather event, or customer segment
Consent, suppression, quiet hours, frequency, service relevance, and capacity
Reply, review, referral, appointment, human request, or opt-out
Update the customer record and improve future timing and audience rules
Done for you
CGOS maps available customer and job data, defines eligibility and suppression rules, configures the workflow, tests messages and exception paths, launches the approved campaign, and optimizes timing using recorded outcomes.
Your diagnostic starting point
Rank visibility, response, outcome intelligence, customer compounding, and operational readiness. Receive recommended starting systems, a directional cost-of-inaction range, quick wins, foundational work, and a phased roadmap.