By Jesse Sanchez.
In an upcoming MetalTalk™, host Karen Edwards meets with Dean Curtis of Ingage to talk about the blueprint for higher lead conversion. Together, they will break down how contractors can guide homeowners through the customer pathway, from first contact to closing the deal, with professionalism, consistency and trust.
Lead conversion is one of the most important parts of contractor success. Every lead has value, but too often, companies lose opportunities because there is a gap between their top-performing sales reps and the rest of the team. Dean will discuss why many contractors do not just have a sales problem; they have a presentation problem. From educating homeowners before the appointment to overcoming misinformation during the sales process, this conversation will help contractors better understand how to create a stronger, more repeatable path to “yes.”
Dean brings real-world experience from the metal roofing industry and understands what homeowners need to see before making a premium investment. In this webinar, he will share how professionalism, brand consistency and proof help build trust with customers. He will also explore how contractors can explain the complexity and value of metal roofing, present strong options and use interactive content to better educate homeowners.
By the end of the conversation, contractors will walk away with practical strategies for improving presentations, building trust and creating a sales process that every rep can follow. Dean will also explain what the best reps do differently and how companies can make every rep their best rep through a consistent, repeatable customer pathway.
Join Karen Edwards and Dean Curtis on June 17, 2026, to learn more about creating a blueprint for higher lead conversions.
Register for this MetalTalk™ and start turning more leads into loyal customers!
Learn more about Ingage in their Coffee Shop Directory or visit www.ingage.io.
Jesse is a writer for The Coffee Shops. When he is not writing and learning about the roofing industry, he can be found powerlifting, playing saxophone or reading a good book.
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