You are paying for leads that never become jobs.
Some inquiries are spam, price shoppers, outside your service area, or homeowners who stop answering.
Demand Prism builds and manages Meta (Facebook) Ads first, then adds Google Ads for contractors when capturing active search demand makes sense. The goal is simple: qualified homeowner leads, faster follow-up, and more booked jobs.
Demand Prism is a contractor lead generation and paid media partner for owner-led and growth-stage home service companies — including HVAC, plumbing, and roofing — spending roughly $1k–$10k+/month on Meta, Google, or both, and looking for tighter control over lead quality, cost per booked job, and local growth.
Some inquiries are spam, price shoppers, outside your service area, or homeowners who stop answering.
Your ad needs to make the service, area, urgency, and next step clear before a homeowner contacts you.
Google can bring ready-to-hire homeowners, but cost and volume change by service, season, and market.
You see clicks and leads, but not which campaigns create real calls, estimates, and booked jobs.
We connect the ad, the first response, qualification, and your team’s schedule so good opportunities do not disappear between the click and the call.
A performance-aligned engagement built to reduce the risk of homeowner acquisition while keeping the buying decision simple.
That is when the performance fee applies.
Ad spend is separate from the performance fee.
Begin with a focused initial engagement and no unnecessary long-term lock-in.
Good homeowner inquiries get a clear next step before they go cold.
The initial engagement is backed by clear written performance terms.
Create demand with Facebook and Instagram ads, capture intent with Google Ads, and add complexity only when the economics justify it.
Build demand with Meta (Facebook and Instagram) offers and creative that make the right homeowner stop, care, and raise their hand.
Capture homeowners already searching for help with service, location, urgency, and economics built into the campaign.
Turn interest into a useful inquiry with the right form, qualification fields, service-area controls, and next step.
Help both platforms learn from qualified calls, forms, and booked jobs, not every click or spam submission.
Keep the promise clear from ad to action with message-match, mobile, offer, and friction improvements.
Give interested homeowners a clear next chance to respond through retargeting, speed-to-lead, and follow-up.
We’ll look at your Meta ads, Google campaigns, tracking, lead quality, and follow-up. You’ll leave knowing what is wasting money and what we would fix first.
No unnecessary long-term lock-in before the work has proved useful.
You get priorities tied to lead quality, booked jobs, and the economics of your market.
Spend, campaigns, conversion history, and account access stay under your ownership.
For five years, Karan has focused on one question: what helps a business grow?
He started close to the operational side of growing businesses, then moved through marketing, account-based marketing, and go-to-market strategy.
That work made the connection clear: growth only matters when attention becomes real commercial momentum.
Demand Prism brings that perspective to home service companies, connecting Meta and Google advertising to service lines, locations, homeowner intent, lead quality, and booked jobs.
Strategy, campaign oversight, and key decisions involve the founder directly.
Campaigns are judged by qualified homeowner inquiries, booking intent, cost per booked job, and fit.
Recommendations, roles, reporting, measurement, and claims are documented before work begins.
No account-manager handoff chain. The named lead stays close to the work.
Clear answers about channels, qualified homeowners, the performance-aligned offer, and what happens after someone raises a hand.
Ask us something else →We work with owner-led and growth-stage home service companies such as HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, pest control, garage doors, and landscaping businesses that want more qualified calls and booked jobs.
Both. Meta is our primary channel for creating homeowner demand, while Google helps capture homeowners already searching for help. We recommend one or both based on your service, market, budget, and lead economics.
We plan and manage campaigns, creative and offers, lead capture, landing pages, tracking, lead-quality feedback, retargeting, and the first response and follow-up steps. Your team handles estimates, scope, pricing, and service delivery.
$50/day is the starting advertising budget paid directly to Meta or Google from your own account. It is separate from the performance fee, and a one-time setup fee may apply depending on the work involved. The right budget depends on your market, service area, and available demand.
Not for a lead and not simply because someone books. It applies when an eligible homeowner attends the agreed estimate or service call. The qualification and attendance rules are defined in writing before work begins.
We help set up the response and follow-up path so interest is handled while it is fresh. Your team takes over when the homeowner needs an estimate, technical answer, pricing, or a service-specific conversation.
Yes. Your Meta and Google accounts, campaigns, historical data, audiences, conversion setup, and assets stay yours. We work with the access needed to manage the work inside your accounts.
Yes. The offer is designed to start with a focused engagement and no unnecessary long-term lock-in. Continue while the work is useful, and stop when it is no longer the right fit.
We look beyond reach and clicks. Reporting connects ad spend to qualified homeowner inquiries, response speed, booked estimates or service calls, attendance when available, cost per booked job, and the changes made to improve the system.
You choose a time on the calendar, share what you sell, where you serve, which channels you use, and what you are spending. We review the account and identify the first priorities across creative, targeting, tracking, lead quality, response, and follow-up.
No. Market demand, offer strength, sales response, capacity, and service economics all affect the outcome. We use clear terms, controlled budgets, qualified-lead feedback, and real data to decide what to fix, scale, or stop.
Tell us what you sell, where you serve, which channels you use, and what you are spending. We’ll use the first call to see whether there is a real problem we can help solve.