Plumbing company question · Quotes, prices and average ticket

How do I automate follow-up for whole-home repiping and lead or poly-B pipe replacement leads?

Repiping is a big decision, often triggered by an insurer, a home sale or a leak. Follow-up has to last longer than for repairs.

Answered by the ShoutEx team · Updated October 2026 for 2027 planning
How plumbing owners ask it
  • Repipe leads take months to decide.
  • Insurers want poly-B replaced. How do we reach those owners?
  • How do we explain disruption?
The ShoutEx answerMarketing, automation and development team
✓ Answer

Book an assessment fast, then send a written scope with options, timeline, wall repair responsibilities and price. Many leads come from insurance renewals or home sales, so answer those questions directly. Follow up over weeks, not days: a check-in, a guide to what repiping day looks like and a reminder before the quote expires. Ask for a referral once complete.

Where leads come from

  • Insurance renewals asking about poly-B or older piping.
  • Home buyers and sellers.
  • Repeated leaks.
  • Lead service lines and city replacement programs.

A longer sequence

Example follow-upShoutEx example.
WhenWhat
Same weekAssessment and written scope
Day 3What repiping day looks like
Week 2Insurance and timing questions
Week 4Reminder before quote expires
ShoutEx example.

How we look at it at ShoutEx

We set up assessment booking, scope templates and longer follow-up. Check your city for lead service line programs to mention accurately.

Watch out for
  • Scopes without wall repair details.
  • Follow-up that stops after a week.
  • Insurance questions dodged.
  • Scare tactics.
Good signs
  • Fast assessments.
  • Clear written scope.
  • Month-long follow-up.
  • Referral request after completion.
Plumbers, vendors and research

What plumbers and researchers say

Here is what plumbers and homeowners say.

Redditr/Plumbing

Plumbers discuss repipe jobs, poly-B and how they quote them.

Browse the threads →
Redditr/PersonalFinanceCanada

Homeowners discuss insurers asking about poly-B, which shows what drives demand.

Browse the threads →
CRTCFAQ on Canada's anti-spam legislation

Follow-up after an inquiry falls under CASL's implied consent rules.

Read the CRTC FAQ →

Community summaries describe recurring themes in public threads, not individual posts. Vendor pages describe vendor claims, so test them on your own calls.

Repipe leads stalling?

We'll set up scopes and a longer follow-up sequence.

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Follow-up questions

Can we target homes with poly-B?

Your job history and home age are better than guessing.

Should we offer financing?

For whole-home repipes, often yes.

Who repairs the drywall?

State it clearly in the scope.

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