What are this week's failed inspections worth to your business?

When a health inspector finds pests, dirty surfaces, a warm cooler or a broken hand sink, the owner has days to fix it before the re-inspection. Pick what you sell and change the numbers to match your business. You see the jobs and revenue you can expect each month, and how many jobs pay for a year of leads. It all runs in your browser.

What you sellFills in a starting job value, contract value and leads per week. Change them below. First job value (CA$)What a typical first visit or fix is worth to you. Monthly contract after the first job (CA$)Pest control and cleaning often turn into a monthly service. Put 0 for one-off work. Businesses you'd contact each weekLast week's Toronto list had 53 needing cleaning, 50 equipment, 44 plumbing and 19 pest control. Win rate (%)Out of every 100 businesses you reach, how many hire you. These owners have a deadline, so 3 to 8 is a careful start. Months a contract client staysOnly used when there is a monthly contract.

0new jobs per month

$0first-job revenue added per month

$0total value added per month, with contracts

0jobs a year to pay for 12 months of leads

These are your numbers, not a promise. Results depend on your area, your price and how fast you reach out. Contact businesses by phone or in person at the premises, and follow Canada's anti-spam rules for email.

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Every Monday we email the Toronto restaurants and food businesses whose inspection found problems that week, sorted by need, with address, result and what the inspector found, plus a CSV. CA$39 a month.

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Why failed inspections make good leads

A conditional pass or a closure comes with a re-inspection, often within days. The owner has to fix the problem now and usually has no one lined up: no pest control contract, no deep-clean crew, no refrigeration tech they trust. The first firm that calls with a clear offer and a date often gets the job.

Firms that win this work call or visit within a day or two of the inspection, name the problem the inspector found, and offer a visit before the re-inspection. Pest control and cleaning jobs often turn into a monthly contract, so one win can cover a year of leads.

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