MeetEmmy
The trades are paying to build the trades.
The money came out of the trades. It goes back into the trades. Nobody had to be asked for anything.
The circuit, drawn.
- 01
A crisis
6 AM. A tree through the roof, a line burst, no heat in January.
- 02
An answered call
A real person picks up, and a crew gets routed to the house.
- 03
A review
The customer writes down what happened on the worst morning of their year.
- 04
Funding
That review becomes a gift to The Mustard Seed. Nobody was asked for anything.
- 05
Training
Tuition, tools, certification, and a mentor who stays with him.
- 06
A kid in a truck
He goes to work for a home service business. The same industry.
- 07
The next crisis
And he's the one who answers it.
It closes. The industry is paying to build its own pipeline, and it is paying with the record of its best days.
What Emmy actually is.
A crisis response system for home service businesses — roofers, plumbers, HVAC companies, restoration crews. The businesses that answer emergencies.
Emmy catches the call at 6 AM when a tree is through somebody's roof and a family needs a person on the phone. Booked jobs and captured reviews are what comes out of that. They are outcomes, not the thing.
What it costs you.
A flat monthly subscription for the system, quoted by company size. No per-call fees and no cut of your jobs.
The giving is a portion of what your reviews generate, set by you, and it is stated in dollars before you agree to it. Nothing is taken out of a customer's pocket.
Why a business should care beyond the giving.
You are short-handed. You know it. There are not enough people in the trucks, the ones you have are getting older, and no amount of ad spend produces a twenty-year-old who wants to learn the trade.
A business that funds this is not making a charitable gesture. It is buying the only thing it actually cannot buy.
Talk to us.
Tell us what you run and how many calls you miss. We will show you the numbers for a company your size.
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