How does Miracle Ventures generate drainage leads?
Miracle Ventures builds and funds the drainage demand on its own marketing infrastructure, answers and qualifies every enquiry it produces, and charges the partner only for the leads that meet the definition below.
What a qualified drainage lead is. A property owner or manager inside the agreed region with a blocked, damaged or unsurveyed drain, who wants it attended and has said who is paying.
What counts as a qualified drainage lead?
A qualified drainage lead is a property owner or manager inside the agreed region with a blocked, damaged or unsurveyed drain, who wants it attended and has said who is paying.
The jobs these enquiries turn into.
- Blocked drain cleared under warranty or on a call-out
- CCTV drain survey for a purchase or an insurance claim
- Drain repair, patch lining or full relining
- Root ingress cut out and the run relined
- Collapsed drain excavated and replaced
The three shapes a drainage enquiry arrives in.
- Emergency: the drain has backed up and the property is unusable.
- Transactional: a homebuyer's survey has asked for a CCTV report.
- Recurring: the same drain keeps blocking and the owner wants the cause found.
What does a drainage lead cost?
A drainage lead costs a fixed price agreed in writing before any work starts, set from the value of the work it produces and the cost of winning the enquiry in the agreed region.
What moves the number in drainage.
- Whether the job stops at a clear or continues into a survey and a repair.
- Whether the defect is on the property's private drain or the shared sewer, which decides who pays.
- Depth and access, which decide whether it is a no-dig repair or an excavation.
- Whether an insurer or a home emergency policy is funding it.
How does a drainage business partner with Miracle Ventures?
A drainage business applies through the form, and Miracle Ventures confirms whether the trade and region are still open before anything else is discussed.