Show InformationEpisode Number: 112 Date: October 27, 2025 Duration: — 52:00Host Contact InformationHost: Justin Deese Website: JustinDeese.com Contact: [email protected] Contact InformationGuest: Kristen Deese (Virtual CFO for the Trades) Company: Virtual CFO for the Trades Guest Website: — kristendeese.comSummaryJustin and Kristen break down a practical, no-pressure sales process for home services—from the first CSR touch to in-home presentation, financing, objections, and follow-up. The throughline: educate first, be intentional, and always set the next step. They also hit conference ROI (Pantheon!), why options beat one-price quotes, and how CSRs can “happy call” their way into more booked installs.TakeawaysYour sales call starts before the doorbell. Make it easy to do business (online booking/chat) and lead with empathy on the phone.CSRs are part of sales. Welcome new customers, ask how they heard about you, and gather “why now?” context.Educate first, then present. Use the customer’s own words (hot/cold rooms, pets, air quality) to tailor options.Offer options, not ultimatums. Good/Better/Best with clear benefits prevents a 50/50 yes/no trap. Start at “Best,” work down.Lead with financing. Present monthly payments on every job; it removes embarrassment and increases close rates.Handle “getting other bids” gracefully. Schedule a compare-and-decide visit with all decision makers. Make it a we decision.Never leave without a next step. Book a return visit, schedule the install, or set a precise follow-up time.Implementation is the silver bullet. Conferences pay when you apply one thing—immediately.ChaptersSetting the Stage: Event Season & ROI (Pantheon takeaways)Make It Easy to Buy: CSR’s role before the phone even ringsNew Caller Playbook: Welcoming, source tracking, and “why now?”In-Home Flow: Intentional first minutes, reading the room, and educatingOptions that Win: Good/Better/Best without overwhelmFinancing First: Present monthly payments and approvals smartlyObjections 101: “I’m getting other quotes” → schedule the compare meetingFollow-Up that Converts: “Happy call” into a sales call, without the pressureCulture Fit: Customer-first vs. revenue-first sellingClose the Loop: Always leave with a scheduled next actionKeywords#FreedomBlueprintPodcast #HomeService #HVAC #Plumbing #Electrical #SalesTraining #CSR #ComfortAdvisor #Financing #GoodBetterBest #EducateFirst #FieldSales #ObjectionHandling #FollowUp #Pantheon #ServiceTitan #Implementation #CustomerExperience #KristenDeese #BusinessSpouse #WhenYourBusinessPartnerIsYourSpouse

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