60-Day Qualified Appointment and Proof Pilot

Don’t just get leads. Get qualified appointments booked right on your calendar.

A 60-day FREE pilot for flooring, countertop, cabinet, tile, carpet and remodel shops, built by a project manager who has run these trades from the inside.

No management fee. You only pay for your own ad spend, straight to Meta.

See if you qualify! How the pilot works

Two pilot shops · Northeast Florida · Different trades

The problem

Four places an interior shop can miss out on work

  • The calendar

    Busy for six weeks, then quiet for the next six. Referrals and showroom walk-ins can end up setting the pace.

  • The reply

    A homeowner asks for a quote and can wait hours, sometimes days, to hear back.

  • The booking

    The website can lack a clear way to book a design, measure or estimate visit.

  • The proof

    After the install, a happy customer can go without ever being asked for a Google review.

Levelcrest covers all four with one connected system, so you are not juggling four vendors.

The scope

What the pilot includes

  • Facebook and Instagram ads
  • A landing page built for booking
  • Text and email follow-up that books appointments on your calendar
  • Google review requests after completed jobs, and to past customers
  • A targeted fix to any website page that blocks trust or booking
  • A weekly 20-minute call and a one-page report

The terms

The deal, stated plainly

  • 60Days, with a written end date
  • $0Management fee
  • 2Pilot shops
Your cost
Ad spend only, paid directly to Meta from your own ad account, up to a monthly cap you approve.
Software and messaging
Levelcrest covers the software, texting and email costs for the pilot.
Ownership
Your ad account, your leads and your customer list stay yours.
Results
We do our best to fill your calendar with qualified homeowners. Nothing is guaranteed, and Levelcrest does not promise a number of appointments, leads, sales or reviews.
Case study
You agree to a case study of the results. Levelcrest sends you the draft before it names your company, and you can correct any factual error.
After 60 days
Around day 45 you get a written proposal for a paid plan. You choose to continue or pause. Nothing renews automatically.

About

Run by a project manager from the trades

Josh, who runs Levelcrest, smiling in a light blazer with the ocean behind him
Josh, founder

Levelcrest is run by Josh, a project manager who has worked inside flooring, countertop, cabinet, tile, carpet and interior remodel operations. The pilot is built around how finishes companies actually sell and install: a qualified appointment first, then proof from the finished job.

You deal directly with the person who built the system and runs it each week.

Questions

Straight answers

What is the catch?

Two things. You pay for ad spend, and Levelcrest gets a case study. The management fee is waived because the pilot is how Levelcrest builds its first documented results.

Can you guarantee appointments or sales?

No. What Levelcrest commits to is a working system, fast follow-up and a plain weekly report with the real numbers.

What happens after 60 days?

Around day 45 you receive a written proposal for a paid plan, priced from the appointments and jobs the pilot produced. You choose to continue or pause by day 60. If you pause, ads, follow-up and review requests stop, and you keep your ad account, leads and customer list.

Who owns the ad account and the leads?

You do. The ad account, pixel, lead data and customer list stay yours the whole time. Levelcrest is added as a partner and never holds your ad funds.

Do I need a new website?

Only if your current one blocks trust or booking. The pilot includes a targeted fix to those pages, not a full rebuild.

How many shops are you taking?

Two pilot shops in Northeast Florida, in different trades, with starts a few weeks apart.

Next step

See if you qualify

Start with a short 15-minute call to see whether the pilot fits your shop. If it does not, you will hear that on the call.

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