Love Under the Bridge
Ministry website. “Bringing the homeless home.” Volunteers, serving, a way in. WordPress, live from at least 2020 through 2025; the name no longer resolves, so this is the capture.
See the archived siteRomans 10:20
“I was found of them that sought me not; I was made manifest unto them that asked not after me.”
Get found by people who were not looking.
ROM10 is a managed marketing service for HVAC, plumbing, and garage-door shops in East Texas. We catch the missed call, text the homeowner back, and book the job. You do the work. You do not log into software.
Book a 12-minute lookWhat ROM10 is
A shop that lives on Facebook is invisible to the next job.
ROM10 is the system that makes a local trades business findable and bookable: a mobile site, missed-call text-back, a tap-to-book calendar, and a pipeline from new lead to showed-up job. We run it. The owner stays on the tools.
- Missed call becomes a text. The homeowner gets a reply in minutes, not a voicemail they will not return.
- Tap to book. Open slots sit on a calendar. Reminders go out so the truck is not sitting.
- The job is tracked. New → booked → showed → won. One review ask after a good job. One monthly broadcast. That is the whole funnel.
Examples
Sites we already built.
Two public pieces, both still findable. Love Under the Bridge’s domain is down right now, so that link is the archived site. Living Fluent’s live site is no longer ours — the archive is the version we shipped.
Living Fluent
Counseling, conferences, and retreats for a veteran-owned practice in Midlothian, Texas. We built the original site. The owner later took it over; this is the 2018 version, not the current redesign.
See the 2018 siteThe offer
$297 to set up. $197 a month. Month-to-month.
Founding price for HVAC, plumbing, and garage-door shops we take on in the Rockwall–Sulphur Springs corridor. Service stops if you cancel. You keep your domain and an export of your contacts.
| Do it yourself | Big agency | ROM10 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who runs the software | You, at 9 p.m. | A junior on a 12-account roster | We run it. You never log in. |
| Missed-call text-back | If you remember to set it up | Add-on | In |
| Booking calendar + reminders | Calendly plus hope | Retainer extra | In |
| Ads and daily social | You | Usually the pitch | Out on purpose |
| Price | Nights and weekends | $1,500–$4,000/mo | $297 + $197/mo |
| Best for | Owners who like software | Multi-location brands | Owner-operators, 1–15 trucks |
In: mobile site, booking, missed-call text-back, one pipeline, reminders, one review request, one monthly broadcast, we operate it. Out: ads, daily social, unlimited revisions, a login for you.
Who this is for
Forney, Talty, Heath, Rockwall — then the corridor.
ROM10 takes HVAC, plumbing, and garage-door owner-operators whose average job is about $500 or more, whose phone is the cash register, and whose website is thin, dead, or Facebook-only. First towns: Forney, Talty, Heath, Rockwall, Fate, Royse City, Terrell. Wider: Rockwall to Sulphur Springs.
- Skip: franchises, shops with a marketing manager, 200-review machines, anything that “needs a custom brand.”
- We do not sell $99/month packages. Cheap retainers die in month two.
Questions
Straight answers.
What is ROM10?
ROM10 is a managed marketing service for HVAC, plumbing, and garage-door shops in East Texas. We build the system that texts missed callers, books jobs, and follows up. You do not log in. The name is from Romans 10:20 — being found by people who were not looking.
How much does ROM10 cost?
Founding price is $297 to set up and $197 per month, month-to-month. Cancel and service stops. You keep the domain and an exported contact list.
Do I have to learn the software?
No. If a vendor needs you in a dashboard every week, it is not this offer. You get booked jobs. We run the system.
How fast can this go live?
A shop we take on gets a working capture-and-book loop in days, not a 90-day “brand exploration.” We show the loop on a 12-minute call before you pay.
Is this ads?
No. Ads are out of the founding offer on purpose. The first job is to stop leaking the calls you already get.
Next step
12 minutes. One loop. Then you decide.
Tell us the shop name, the town, and a phone that actually gets answered. If it is a fit, we show the missed-call → text → book loop on your trade. If it is not, we say so.