00 The Product: What We're Selling
This is NOT aftermarket film installation. This is a factory-applied upgrade on brand new windows and doors.
Critical positioning: When Quality Contracting installs new Hometech windows or EntryGuard doors, homeowners can now upgrade to factory-applied shatter-resistant security film. This film is built into the window at the Hometech factory in Concord, ON. It's not a third-party add-on. It's not a DIY product. It comes WITH the new window or door. The product is the window. The security film is the premium upgrade.
Hometech Window Corporation
Contour Series triple-glazed windows. ENERGY STAR. LEED certified. Engineered for Ontario climate. Factory-applied security film option.
EntryGuard Doors
Custom-sized steel and fiberglass entry doors. Multipoint locks. Lifetime transferable warranty. Exceeds industry testing standards.
Security Film Benefits (from Hometech)
Break-In Deterrence
Strengthens glass to resist forced entry, slowing down intruders and buying time.
Shatter Resistance
Holds shattered glass in place. No dangerous shards flying into your home.
Storm & Impact Protection
Extra layer of defense against high winds, flying debris, and severe weather.
UV Protection
Blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays. Prevents fading of furniture, flooring, and decor.
Energy Efficiency
Reduces heat gain and glare, contributing to lower energy costs year-round.
Family Safety
Held-together glass means no shards on the floor. Safer for kids, pets, everyone.
01 Angle 1: "The Break-In Nobody Saw Coming"
Lead with fear. Close with protection. The security film is the hero.
Security Windows Loss AversionStrategy
West Nipissing is rural. Homes sit on larger lots, many are seasonal or cottage properties. Break-in concern is real and visceral. Most home security systems protect doors, not windows. This angle positions new Hometech windows with security film as the missing piece of home security that nobody thinks about until it's too late.
- Emotion: Fear, then relief. "Your windows are the weak point. Now they're not."
- Key differentiator: Factory-applied, not aftermarket. Built into the window itself.
- Audience: Homeowners 40-65+, especially rural/semi-rural properties and cottage owners.
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02 Angle 2: "Built for What Northern Ontario Throws at You"
Storm protection angle. Weather anxiety is high. Position windows as storm-hardening your home.
Windows Storm Protection Safety + AuthorityStrategy
Northern Ontario storms are getting worse. Ice storms, high winds, flying debris. Everyone remembers the last big one. Old windows are the most vulnerable point in any home during severe weather. New Hometech triple-glazed windows with security film add a real, tangible layer of storm defense. The film holds glass in place even on impact, keeping the elements OUT.
- Emotion: Anxiety about weather, then confidence. "Your home can take it."
- Seasonal timing: Run this in late fall (pre-winter) and early spring (storm season).
- Proof point: Hometech is engineered specifically for Ontario's climate. Not imported. Not generic.
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03 Angle 3: "Your Furniture Is Fading and Your Energy Bills Prove It"
The rational buyer angle. UV damage + energy savings. Dollars and cents.
UV Protection Windows Loss AversionStrategy
This targets the analytical homeowner who needs a logical, dollars-and-cents reason to upgrade. UV damage to furniture is something people notice but don't connect to their windows. The "99% UV blocking" stat from the sell sheet is powerful. Combine it with energy savings and you have a dual-benefit story that justifies the investment.
- Emotion: Frustration (fading, high bills), then relief (one upgrade fixes both).
- Key stat: Blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays. Real number, real benefit.
- Visual: Before/after of faded vs. vibrant interiors. People see their own home in the "before."
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04 Angle 4: "Not Just a Window. A Security System You Can See Through."
Premium positioning. Technology upgrade angle. Appeals to homeowners who want the best.
Windows Security Tech Aspiration + StatusStrategy
Position the security film as cutting-edge window technology, not a product add-on. This angle makes Quality Contracting look like they're offering something nobody else in the region has. It appeals to homeowners who want the "best" option and are willing to pay for premium. The language is aspirational: your home isn't just getting new windows, it's getting an invisible security system.
- Emotion: Pride, aspiration. "My home has the best protection available."
- Key phrase: "Factory-engineered protection built right into your new windows."
- Audience: Higher-income homeowners, new builds, renovation projects.
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05 Angle 5: "Reg Has Been Doing This for 30 Years. This Got His Attention."
Trust and authority angle. Reg's personal endorsement is the most powerful asset Quality Contracting has.
Local Trust Windows Authority + Social ProofStrategy
Quality Contracting's biggest competitive advantage isn't a product. It's Reg. 30 years in business, same town, same phone number. He personally estimates every job. In Northern Ontario, trust is everything. This angle uses Reg's credibility to validate the new security film offering. If Reg recommends it, it must be worth it.
- Emotion: Trust, reassurance. "If the guy who's been doing this for 30 years says this is worth it..."
- Visual: Ideally a real photo of Reg. AI-generated placeholder shown here, but a real photo would outperform 3:1.
- Key line: "No pressure, no upsell. Just the best protection available."
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Note for Reg: This ad is written in first person as if Reg posted it. This style massively outperforms corporate-sounding posts on Facebook. If you have a real photo of Reg on a job site, swap it in. Real photos outperform AI-generated images 3:1 on Facebook for local service businesses.
06 Angle 6: "Your Front Door Is the First Thing a Burglar Tests"
Doors-only campaign. EntryGuard steel and fiberglass doors with multipoint locks.
Doors Security Fear + SolutionStrategy
Doors are a separate buying decision from windows. Security is the natural lead for entry doors. EntryGuard's key differentiator is custom-sizing (no gaps, no weak points) plus multipoint locking systems. This angle hits the security nerve first, then layers in energy efficiency and curb appeal as secondary benefits. The lifetime transferable warranty is a trust signal.
- Emotion: Vulnerability (old door = easy target), then confidence (new door = fortress).
- Product: EntryGuard custom steel and fiberglass entry doors.
- Key differentiator: Custom-sized to your exact opening. No gaps. No weak points. Unlike stock doors.
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07 Angle 7: "The Complete Home Security Upgrade"
Windows + doors bundle. Higher ticket. One project, one crew, one timeline.
Bundle Windows Doors Convenience + CompletenessStrategy
Most break-ins happen through a window or a door. This angle positions the complete upgrade: new Hometech windows with security film PLUS custom EntryGuard doors with multipoint locks. Bundling makes it a "project" not a "purchase." Appeals to homeowners planning renovations, recently purchased a home, or who want to do everything at once. Higher ticket = higher ROI per lead.
- Emotion: Completeness, satisfaction. "Everything handled. One project. Done right."
- Upsell angle: Why do half the job? If you're upgrading windows, the door should match.
- Financing: Mention the $100K Financeit option. Makes large projects accessible.
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08 Facebook Ad Targeting
Who sees these ads and why
Audience Setup: West Nipissing Residential Homeowners
| Parameter | Setting |
|---|---|
| Location | West Nipissing (Sturgeon Falls, Verner, Cache Bay, Field, River Valley, Warren) + 25km radius. Can expand to include North Bay, Callander, Powassan. |
| Age | 30-65+ |
| Behaviors | Homeowners (Facebook demographic targeting) |
| Interests | Home improvement, home renovation, home security, energy efficiency, DIY home projects, Canadian Tire, Home Depot, HGTV |
| Exclude | Renters, apartment dwellers, under 25 |
| Placements | Facebook Feed + Instagram Feed (highest conversion for home services) |
Recommended Campaign Structure
| Campaign | Ad Sets (Angles) | Lead Capture | Budget |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows + Security Film | Angles 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 | Lead form: "Get a Quote — No Pressure, No Obligation" | $15-20/day |
| Doors | Angle 6 | Lead form: "Get a Quote" | $10/day |
| Bundle | Angle 7 | Lead form: "Get a Quote" | $10/day |
Testing strategy: Start with $15-20/day on the Windows campaign. Run Angles 1 and 4 simultaneously for 7 days. Kill the loser, scale the winner. Then test the next angle against it. For Doors and Bundle, run at $10/day each. After 14 days of data, reallocate budget to the campaign generating the lowest cost-per-lead.
09 Messaging Rules (Every Ad)
Non-negotiable language guidelines across all creative
The 5 Rules
| # | Rule | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Always say "factory-applied" or "built-in" when mentioning security film | Prevents confusion with aftermarket DIY film products. The value is that it comes FROM the manufacturer. |
| 2 | Always mention it comes WITH new windows/doors | The product is the window or door. The security film is the premium upgrade option. We don't install film on existing windows. |
| 3 | Always mention Reg by name | His personal involvement is Quality Contracting's biggest differentiator. Personal beats corporate. |
| 4 | Always reference the local area | "West Nipissing," "Northern Ontario," "your neighbours." Local beats generic every time. |
| 5 | Always include a specific CTA | "Get a quote" or "Call Reg." Specific action > vague invitation. |
10 What Happens After They Click
The AI-Employee.ca workflow that turns a click into a booked estimate
Lead Flow
| Step | What Happens | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Ad Click | Facebook lead form captures name, phone, email, and service interest (Windows / Doors / Both) | Instant |
| 2. CRM Entry | Contact created in GoHighLevel. Tagged facebook-ad + security-windows or entry-doors or bundle. Enters pipeline. | Instant |
| 3. Auto-SMS | "Hey [name], it's Reg from Quality Contracting. Got your request for a quote. I'll be in touch within 24hrs to chat about your project. Any questions, call me direct: 705-980-0895" | Within 60 seconds |
| 4. Auto-Email | Confirmation email with what to expect, link to qualitycontracting.ca, Reg's direct contact | Within 5 minutes |
| 5. Reg Calls | Personal follow-up call to discuss the project | Within 24 hours |
| 6. If No Answer | Automated follow-up SMS + email at Day 2 and Day 5 | Auto |
Speed to lead: The first contractor who calls back wins 78% of the time. With AI-Employee.ca firing an SMS within 60 seconds, Reg is already in the conversation before the homeowner has even closed the browser tab.
11 What Reg Needs to Do
Keep it simple. Reg runs the business, we run the marketing.
Reg's Checklist
| # | Action | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Review and approve these 7 ad angles | Nothing goes live without your OK |
| 2 | Confirm security film pricing/availability with Hometech | We need to know the upsell cost so we can speak to value |
| 3 | Confirm EntryGuard product details and pricing | Custom sizing, multipoint locks, warranty details |
| 4 | Send 5-10 real job photos (before/after if possible) | Real photos outperform AI images 3:1. These become ad creative. |
| 5 | Confirm Facebook business page access | Ads run through the business page |
| 6 | Answer the phone | Speed to lead wins. Leads are worthless if they hit voicemail for 3 days. |
Budget reality: At $35-40/day total ($1,050-$1,200/month), if these campaigns generate 3-4 leads per week and Reg closes 1 in 4, that's 3-4 new jobs per month. One window job with security film upgrade at $12,000-$18,000 pays for the entire year's ad spend. The security film upsell increases average ticket size without increasing Reg's installation time significantly.