FOR ESTABLISHED HEAT PUMP INSTALLERS IN SWEDEN

Most homeowners don't start by asking for a quote. They start by wondering what's possible.

We built the system that meets them there — delivering homeowners to your team who already understand their savings, their net cost after ROT, and what fits their home. Not price-shoppers comparing five offers. Prepared buyers ready to talk.

See How It Works

Built for established heat pump installers in Sweden. Not offertportals, not lead resellers, not generalist agencies.

Estimated Annual Savings

18,400 SEK / year

Property Profile

1980s villa, 145 m²

Direct electric, energy class F

Investment Breakdown

Gross168,000 SEK
ROT−26,000 SEK
Net142,000 SEK
Payback7.2 years
Qualified
ProcessActive
  1. Homeowner completes savings analysis
  2. Analysis delivered
  3. AI follow-up sent
  4. Consultation booked

SMS Sent

Instantly — 14:23

"Hi Anders! Based on your 1980s villa and current heating setup, we've prepared a savings overview that could fit your home well..."

Market Exclusivity

One Partner.One Market.

The mechanism works because it shapes demand in a defined territory. Sharing that demand with multiple firms would turn a strategic advantage back into a lead scramble.

We onboard one qualified heat pump installer per market, then close that market.

Markets fill on a first-qualified basis

Once a firm is onboarded, that market closes. No waitlist.

Is This For You?

Qualification before territory assignment

  • Established heat pump installer

    Existing reputation and certified technicians in your local market

  • Strong local reputation

    Real reviews, referral base, community presence

  • Consistent consultation capacity

    Able to respond promptly and follow through reliably, even during peak season

If your market is still open, the next step is confirming fit before territory assignment.

The Problem

Most heat pump prospects aren't ready to ask for a quote yet. Most heat pump marketing acts like they are. So does every offertportal.

Most Swedish homeowners researching a heat pump are still working out whether it's worth it. They don't know their actual savings, they haven't calculated their net cost after ROT, and they don't know what kind of system fits their home. By the time they fill out an offer request — usually on a portal that contacts five installers at once — the conversation is already a price race. The homeowner doesn't yet know what they're buying. Your team can't sell as advisors, only as price defenders.

What most heat pump marketing does

Buy leads from offertportals

Same homeowner, four to six installers

Generic 'request a quote' funnels

No context, no savings analysis, no preparation

Race to call first

Speed-to-lead becomes the only competitive edge

Compete on price in the first call

Homeowner has no frame of reference

Result

Result: Price-shoppers comparing five offers

What we do instead

Curiosity-led ads

Reach homeowners during the research phase, before they hit a portal

Live Savings Analysis

EPC data, ROT calculation, net cost in their pocket

AI qualification

Filter price-shoppers and unqualified inquiries before any human contact

Consultation handoff

Your team is the only firm they're talking to

Result

Result: Prepared buyers talking to you alone

What This Is Not

This isn't Offerta. It isn't ServiceFinder. It's the opposite model.

Most Swedish heat pump leads come through portals that send the same homeowner to four to six installers at once. By the time you make contact, the conversation is already a price race — and the homeowner is comparing your offer against five others who haven't yet understood what their actual project should cost.

The Heat Pump ScopeEngine doesn't work that way. The homeowner reaches your team alone, after they've already understood their savings, their net cost after ROT, and what kind of system fits their home. They aren't comparing five quotes. They're talking to you.

Opposite Model

They split one homeowner across five firms. We give one homeowner to one firm.

The Psychology

The research phase is where the decision actually gets made. Most installers aren't even in the room for it.

Heat pump purchases are rarely impulsive. Homeowners research savings calculations, compare technologies, weigh ROT timing, and ask friends — all before they're ready to talk to anyone. ScopeEngine is built around that reality.

Quote-Request Mindset

Ask for commitment before the homeowner has context.

That creates pressure, leads to budget mismatches, and forces a consultation that starts with basic education about how heat pumps work — and what ROT covers.

Savings Analysis Mindset

Create understanding first, then make the consultation obvious.

The homeowner arrives with their actual savings, their net cost after ROT, and a real frame for the investment. They're not asking "is this worth it?" anymore. They're asking "how do we get started?"

The Process

A Pipeline Built for How Homeowners Actually Decide

Four steps. Each for a specific moment in the decision process.

01

Curiosity-Driven Ads

We lead with a stronger entry point than 'request a quote.' Ads attract homeowners while they are still researching savings, fit, and timing.

See what your 1980s villa could save with a modern heat pump
02

Savings Analysis

Homeowners enter their property details into the Heat Pump ScopeEngine. Where available, we pull EPC data automatically. The Savings Analysis returns annual savings, net cost after ROT, and payback period in under three minutes.

ScopeEngine Savings Analysis
03

Instant Personalized Follow-Up

Every engaged homeowner gets immediate SMS and email with their property profile, savings figure, and net cost. No generic templates.

04

Consultation Handoff

By the time they reach your team, the homeowner already knows their savings, net cost, and likely system fit. You're continuing a conversation, not starting one.

What Prospects Actually See

A Savings Analysis, not another offer form.

Homeowners explore their property, see realistic savings context, and understand their net cost after ROT — all before they ever reach your calendar. That early clarity changes the quality of the conversation that follows.

Savings clarity

High

ROT calculated

Yes

Consultation fit

Qualified

Estimated Annual Savings

Property profile synced to follow-up sequence

Estimated Annual Savings

18,400 SEK / year

Property Profile

House: 1980s villa, 145 m²

Current heating: Direct electric

Energy class: F

Recommended System

Air-to-water heat pump, ~12 kW

Investment Breakdown

Gross investment: 168,000 SEK

ROT deduction: −26,000 SEK

Net investment: 142,000 SEK

Payback

7.2 years

Ready for consultation with savings, ROT, and system fit already understood.

Savings clarityHigh
ROT calculatedYes
Consultation fitQualified

Follow-Up System

Automation isn't the product. Consistent, intelligent follow-up is.

When someone completes the Savings Analysis, the system responds immediately with a personalized SMS and email — their property profile, their savings figure, their net cost. Inquiries don't sit idle while your team is on installations or in service calls. Every interested homeowner gets useful context while your team keeps working.

Homeowner submits at 14:23

SMS — Sent to Anders L.

Via your firm's number

14:23 — Instant

Hi Anders! Thanks for exploring a heat pump for your villa. Based on your 1980s build and current direct electric heating, we've estimated annual savings around 18,400 SEK with a net cost of 142,000 SEK after ROT. Would you like to book a quick call this week to walk through the details?

2 minutes later...

Email — Sent to anders@email.com

From your firm

14:25
Subject:Your Heat Pump Savings Analysis — Next Steps

Hi Anders, thank you for exploring heat pump options for your villa. Based on what you shared — a 1980s villa with direct electric heating — here is your savings overview, including ROT calculation and recommended system size. Below you'll also find next steps and what to expect from the consultation process...

→ Includes: full Savings Analysis, ROT breakdown, system recommendation, scheduling link

The Outcome

Fewer Wrong Calls. Better Conversations.

What most heat pump marketing does

  • Price-shoppers comparing five offers from a portal
  • Homeowners who haven't calculated savings or ROT
  • Budget mismatches discovered mid-consultation
  • Generic inquiries with no property context
  • Follow-up gaps while your team is on installations

What we do instead

  • Homeowners who arrive with their savings figure already in hand
  • Prospects who understand their net cost after ROT
  • Property profile and recommended system size already aligned
  • Stronger consultations focused on system selection and timing — not sales education
  • Immediate follow-up — whether your team is in the field or not

Result

Price-shoppers from a portal

Result

Prepared buyers talking to you alone

The Economics

Your team's time is the real constraint. Better consultations, not more of them, is the unlock.

Most Swedish heat pump installers can't simply hire their way to growth — the skilled-labor shortage makes that path slow and expensive. The constraint isn't lead volume. It's how much of your team's existing time gets converted into installed projects instead of wasted in the field on price-shoppers and unqualified home visits.

The Reality

01

Heat pump consultations from a portal often end in price negotiation, not project signing.

02

Every wasted home visit is half a day your best technician didn't spend on a real project.

03

Better-prepared homeowners close at higher rates, not because they're easier — because the conversation is about fit, not price.

What That Means

01

Even a small lift in close rate compounds across a season — without adding a single new technician.

02

The system pays for itself by recovering your team's most expensive resource: their time.

03

You scale by replacing wrong conversations with right ones, not by working more hours.

Business Case

Capacity recovery, not lead volume. Your team's time gets reclaimed. The work compounds across every season — not just peak demand.

Market Check

The next question is whether your market is still open.

We work with one heat pump installer per market in Sweden. If your area is still available, the next step is confirming fit — capacity, reputation, and consultation rhythm — before talking about implementation.

See How It Works

On the call, we will

  • Confirm whether your market is still open
  • Review your current consultation capacity
  • Decide whether your firm is a fit for territory protection

Is this for me?

Established installer

Certified technicians, completed installations, and real reviews in your local market.

Reputation advantage

Homeowners trust local installers more than chains, and the system works best when you have that trust to amplify.

Capacity to respond

Your team can handle qualified consultations promptly, even during peak season (October–January).

The Heat Pump ScopeEngine is not a shared lead source.
It is a market-exclusive pipeline platform for Swedish heat pump installers ready to own the conversation early in their region.