Yearly backflow testing, booked across whole portfolios.
PEIQ is a digital employee for business development, built for backflow testing companies. It finds the property managers and owners of the multi-unit residential, commercial and institutional buildings in your territory, and books the meeting where you become the tester for their whole portfolio.
Who you sell to
- Property managers and commercial owners
- Schools, hospitals and municipalities
- Hotels and restaurants in mixed-use buildings
Moments your buyers act on
- Toronto requires a yearly test and report for moderate and severe hazard properties
- New devices installed during renovations
- One tester for a manager's whole portfolio
A first email might open with
“Your yearly backflow test reports”
Every first email opens with a fact about the reader’s own building, and waits for your approval.
What PEIQ does for backflow testing firms.
Finds the property manager or owner behind each building in your territory
Writes about the yearly test and report that many municipalities require
Books the meeting where you quote every building the manager runs
On your approvalEvery email, call, meeting confirmation and concession waits for your approval. Each contact carries the source of their details and the CASL basis for contacting them, and opt-outs are honoured at once.
Questions from backflow testing firms
Who has to test backflow devices every year?
In Toronto, properties with moderate or severe hazard backflow prevention devices must test them every year and send the report to the city. Other municipalities have their own by-laws, so check the rules in each city you serve.
How does PEIQ find the right contact?
It starts from the building, then finds the firm that manages it and the person to talk to. Every fact comes from a public source, and every contact carries the source of their details.
Can one manager cover many sites?
Yes, and that is the point: one property manager often runs dozens of buildings, so one good meeting can cover a whole portfolio.
See 25 multi-unit residential buildings in your area before you spend a dollar.
Tell us your trade and your city. We send you 25 multi-unit residential buildings, the firm that manages each one, and why each building is worth a conversation now. Every fact comes from a public source.
- 25 multi-unit residential buildings, with their management firms
- Why we picked each building
- A sample first email, for you to judge