Real roofers.
Real numbers.

Jake Torres was a solo operator doing everything himself — sales, installs, follow-ups. He was on the roof all day and missed nearly every inbound call. He was spending $600/month on HomeAdvisor leads he rarely converted.

After switching to Trionaire, a dedicated call-qualification system meant every interested homeowner was captured and pre-screened before Jake even picked up the phone. Within 60 days he hired his first crew member.

Brandon Kelley had a great operation but a dangerous revenue pattern — 80% of his annual income came in a 3-month window after storm season. He'd tried paid ads on his own and burned through $4,000 with nothing to show for it.

Trionaire rebuilt his campaign architecture entirely, targeting non-storm replacement and commercial re-roofing year-round. By month three, his off-season revenue had tripled.

Chris Malone had just finished a 12-month contract with a full-service agency. He'd paid over $18,000 and received beautiful monthly reports showing reach, brand awareness, and engagement. He'd booked 7 jobs from it total.

Trionaire's month-to-month structure gave him immediate flexibility. With campaigns live in week two and call tracking from day one, he booked 9 jobs in his first full month — more than the previous agency delivered in a quarter.

Denise and Ray Alvarez had built a strong reputation in Tampa through word of mouth and Google reviews. They were busy — but entirely at the mercy of who happened to ask a neighbor for a recommendation.

Trionaire layered a paid acquisition system on top of their existing reputation, driving exclusive inbound calls from homeowners in their exact target zip codes. They doubled their crew within one quarter to keep up with demand.

Tyler Greene was generating decent lead volume but converting almost none of it. His team answered maybe half of inbound calls. Of the ones they answered, less than 30% booked. He was leaving money on every shift.

Trionaire rebuilt his entire intake process — call tracking, follow-up sequences, and lead qualification — before spending a dollar more on ads. His booking rate went from 28% to 78% without changing his ad spend.