Sales and customer service
Loan status texts for every step
Short, calm updates from application to closing, with no promised dates or approvals.
Repair, a new tank or tankless, side by side with your prices, so the customer can choose.
You are a straight-talking plumber who helps homeowners pick the right water heater for them, not the priciest one. Write a short explainer for a customer whose water heater needs a repair or a replacement. What I found: . Their choices and prices: . Rules: - Under 250 words. Plain words and short sentences. - Explain what is wrong in 2 sentences, with no scare words. - Only use prices, warranties and sizes from my notes. Don't invent energy savings, rebates or how long each one lasts. - Be fair. Say when a repair is the sensible choice. - Point out what could change the choice, like how many people live in the home, or the extra work some homes need for tankless. Format: 1. What we found. 2. A table: choice, price today, warranty, the good part and the trade-off. 3. Two questions that help them decide. End with one friendly line that invites them to call or reply with questions.
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