Contractor case studies

Britehome Reviews from Contractors

These reviews are from named Britehome clients. Testimonials describe individual experiences and do not guarantee future results.

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Calendar event
The appointment is booked before your team steps in.
Qualified
Consultations that take place
Billing applies only after the consultation begins and the agreed criteria pass.
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Approved contractor
Per defined territory while the market remains assigned.

Client-reported outcomes

Results contractors were willing to put their names behind.

Specific outcomes vary by market, offer, sales process, and contractor. These statements describe the individual clients' reported experiences.

Efficiency
“The revenue generated from what I'm spending is more than 10x what I was getting with Angi.”
Janice, DFW Custom Pool Pool builder | Texas

Result: Client reported revenue relative to spend more than 10x her Angi experience; this is not an absolute ROI claim.

Appointments to sales
“Closed five out of the 11 appointments that were sent over within the first two weeks.”
Veer, Purchase Green Artificial turf installer | California

Result: Client reported 5 closed jobs from 11 appointments within the first two weeks.

Sales team quality
“My sales reps are performing noticeably better. They're getting less burned out because they don't have to follow up with dead-end leads and are getting face-to-face with more people.”
Roy, The ADU Center ADU builder | California

Testimonials are client-reported experiences and are not guarantees of future performance.

In their own words

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What happens before billing

A calendar booking is not automatically a billable appointment.

Britehome's model is built around Qualified Held Appointments, with the rules agreed to in writing before launch.

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Define the criteria

We document your territory, service category, project types, qualification rules, and calendar requirements.

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Verify and book

Britehome has the conversation, checks the homeowner against the written criteria, and schedules the appointment directly on your calendar.

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Bill only after it is held

If the homeowner cancels or does not show, it is not billed. The appointment becomes billable only after the consultation begins and the agreed criteria pass.

Clear terms before launch

Frequently asked questions.

What counts as a Qualified Held Appointment?
A homeowner consultation that begins as scheduled and satisfies the written qualification criteria agreed to before launch. The exact rules depend on your trade, territory, and project requirements.
Do I pay when an appointment is first booked?
No. Booking alone does not make the appointment billable. Billing applies only after the consultation begins and the appointment passes the agreed qualification criteria.
What happens if the homeowner cancels or does not show?
Cancelled appointments and homeowner no-shows are not billed.
Are appointments shared with other contractors?
No. Britehome assigns an approved defined territory to one contractor rather than selling the same opportunity to a list of competing companies. Territory availability is confirmed on the discovery call.
What do we cover on the discovery call?
We review your service area, trade, appointment criteria, current calendar capacity, and whether your market is available. The goal is to determine fit before either side commits.

Territories are assigned one contractor at a time

Claim your market before another contractor does.

Book a discovery call to check availability and define what a qualified appointment would need to look like for your company.

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