Building a home service company around clarity and trust
Pure Service Pro is a New Jersey home-services company specializing in basement waterproofing, interior French-drain installation, foundation repair, mold testing and remediation, and crawl-space encapsulation. Owner Andre Wheatley founded the business in 2009 and serves homeowners throughout northern and central New Jersey.
The company operates in what Wheatley calls “the rain business.” Demand rises when wet weather exposes water intrusion, mold, foundation concerns, and other basement problems. These projects are often urgent, unfamiliar, and largely emergency repairs, making trust and clear communication essential.
Pure Service Pro’s approach is to bring calm, transparency, and evidence to that decision. Instead of asking homeowners to accept a contractor’s recommendation on faith, Wheatley shows them what the problem looks like, how it progresses, how the repair works, and what they can expect when the project is complete, all through Ingage.
Turning scattered sales materials into one complete story
Before Ingage, Wheatley presented with PowerPoint, individual job photographs, and media stored on his phone or iPad. The information was useful, but the experience depended on finding the right asset at the right moment and moving between files and devices.
That fragmentation created a particular problem in basements, where poor connectivity can make it difficult to retrieve or stream a video. It also made the sales story harder to standardize. Important steps were often missed when sales reps relied on memory, and adding richer detail often meant adding more slides to an increasingly linear deck.
At the same time, homeowners were arriving with more information than ever. Internet research and AI-generated answers gave customers a broad range of advice and pricing estimates, but not always the context needed to understand their specific home. Multiple contractors could add still more conflicting recommendations.
Pure Service Pro needed a system that could:
- Organize the complete company and service story in one place
- Use video, interactive visuals, and before-and-after photography to explain complex work
- Operate reliably in basements without depending on an internet connection
- Give every sales conversation a consistent, repeatable structure
- Let presentation content be updated centrally and distributed across devices
- Make customer engagement and presentation performance more trackable and measurable
A repeatable, fully visual sales process
After adopting Ingage, Pure Service Pro transformed its presentation from a collection of separate assets into a structured, interactive homeowner journey. The company story, common basement conditions, service explanations, project videos, and finished-work examples now live within a single platform.
Ingage’s interactive format allows sales reps to show several layers of information without forcing every detail into a separate slide. Carousels organize project photography. Hotspots can reveal supporting information or rep-facing language. Embedded media makes the full process visible while letting the conversation follow the homeowner’s questions.
“It’s helped in so many ways because I can tell a full story within one platform. I can structure the story.”
Extending Ingage through the whole appointment
Pure Service Pro uses Ingage throughout the educational arc of the appointment. A page depicting stages of basement damage helps Pure Service Pro sales reps identify where a homeowner’s condition sits today and what can happen as the problem progresses. The visual framework makes urgency concrete without relying on a verbal warning alone.
The presentation also helps homeowners see their own basement through examples from completed projects. They can compare common warning signs, watch a two-day installation condensed into a concise two-minute video, and review before-and-after images, including examples of waterproofed basements that were later refinished.
That visibility answers a fundamental customer question: What will my basement look like when the work is finished? It also gives Pure Service Pro reps a transparent way to explain why particular steps are necessary and how waterproofing can fit into a homeowner’s longer-term plans for the space.
Faster access without sacrificing quality
Because the content is organized and available offline, reps no longer have to search phones for a file or hope a video will load in a low-signal basement. The right proof is already part of the story and ready when the customer needs it.
The same platform makes the presentation easier to maintain. Wheatley can update any part of the story from wherever he is, and the revised content becomes available across devices the next time the presentation is used. This keeps the customer experience current without rebuilding or redistributing slide decks manually.
Creating a more consistent and measurable sales experience
For Wheatley, consistency is central to sales performance. Ingage provides a path through the company story while still allowing the presenter to respond naturally to the homeowner. Rep-facing guidance can reinforce important language, while presentation activity can help leadership identify whether a key section was shortened or skipped.
That structure also complements voice-analytics tools. By comparing what was said with the point reached in the presentation, a sales leader can coach with evidence instead of assumption, pinpointing where value was built effectively and where an important part of the conversation may have been missed.
“Consistency, making sure things are trackable and measurable, is 100% important.”
Supporting stronger performance
Wheatley describes the difference between presenting with his former collection of PowerPoint slides and photos and presenting with Ingage as “night and day.” Customers respond to being able to see an entire project, understand the service, and connect the proposed work to conditions they recognize in their own homes.
Once Pure Service Pro had fully developed and adopted its story, the company was able to support a substantial pricing change while maintaining homeowner confidence. Wheatley credits the presentation with helping him show a level of detail competitors were not bringing into the home. Customers could work through the decision inside the conversation, feel comfortable with the recommendation, and identify additional work they wanted Pure Service Pro to complete.
Wheatley reports significantly higher closing rates and larger project opportunities. The gain comes from a more complete buying experience, one that connects expertise, process, visual proof, and customer questions in a coherent sequence.
“We’re spending more time in the home, showing what everything looks like. I have videos and well-formatted pictures of every service we provide, so I’m not just running my mouth.”
Preparing for the next stage of growth
Pure Service Pro is building a technology-forward operating model designed to improve efficiency, measurement, and customer service. Wheatley’s broader technology stack supports marketing, lead response, task management, documentation, and sales execution, with automation helping the company respond quickly when weather drives demand.
As Pure Service Pro grows, Ingage provides a stable foundation for the front end of the customer experience: a repeatable company story, a visual explanation of complex work, and a consistent process that can be taught, tracked, and refined.
For Wheatley, the purpose remains straightforward. Homeowners facing an urgent repair often need relief from confusion as much as they need technical information. Ingage helps Pure Service Pro bring both into the room.






