The builder who gave the job to whoever showed up
A plumbing contractor quotes a new eight-storey residential building. The scope is accurate, the price is competitive, and the materials are pre-sourced. The builder says he will get back shortly and goes quiet. Two days later, a competing plumber visits the site, meets the project manager, answers a few questions about the drainage layout, and is awarded the contract. The original contractor never called back. In construction, presence signals commitment — and builders routinely award work to whoever was last on site. HelloGrowthCRM tracks every quotation and automatically prompts your team to follow up on day two and day five, so your quotes don't die in a developer's inbox while competitors win the job by showing up.