B2B Appointment Setting · Commercial Roofing

I put qualified commercial roof surveys on your calendar.

$350 a month covers the infrastructure — my actual cost is closer to $400. You only pay $300 more when a decision maker physically shows up for the survey. Not when they book. Not when they reply. When they walk through the door.

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Setup
fee

$350

Monthly
infrastructure

$300

Per qualified
show

Bayazid Ahmed Dihan

Founder · Dihan Digital

Qualified show

$300 on show

Cancellations and no-shows are never charged.

Why commercial roofers work with me

Pay per show

Not pay-per-promise.

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Infrastructure at cost

$350/mo barely covers domains, inboxes, and contact data. My margin comes from your results, not your invoice.

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Your territory stays yours

No overlapping markets.

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3–5 weeks to first survey

From setup completion.

The Problem

Commercial roofers don't have a closing problem. They have a pipeline problem.

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Building owners don't take cold calls

Property managers and facility managers are gatekept. Cold calling hits voicemail. Walk-ins get turned away. You never reach the person who controls the roof budget.

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Referrals don't scale

Summer is busy — winter tells the truth. Referral pipelines are feast-or-famine. When Q4 hits, there's nothing in the funnel because nobody built one.

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Agencies charge upfront and disappear

$2,000/month retainers. Vague "lead gen." Agencies get paid whether you close or not. Their incentive is your invoice, not your calendar.

The Model

Pay-per-show.
Not pay-per-promise.

Two line items. No hidden fees. No contracts. Cancel anytime. The $300 only triggers when a qualified decision maker physically walks through the door.

$350

Per month

Infrastructure fee

Covers domains, inboxes, contact data, sending platform, and list research. My real cost runs $400+/month per client — you'd pay this anyway if you ran outreach yourself. The labor is free. Charged upfront, month by month, cancel anytime.

$300

Per qualified show

Only when they show

Charged only when a qualified decision maker physically attends the condition survey. Cancellations and no-shows are never charged.

Qualified Show Criteria

What counts as a $300 show — and what doesn't.

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Counts as a show

●Contact is a building owner, property manager, facility manager, or asset manager
●Building has a flat or low-slope commercial roof — TPO, EPDM, Modified Bitumen, BUR, PVC, or Metal
●Roof area is 20,000 sq ft or larger
●Roof is 10 or more years old
●Contact physically attends the condition survey, booked with 24+ hours' notice and confirmed

Not counted

●Maintenance staff, tenants, or front-desk contacts who don't control the roof budget
●Residential buildings of any size
●Contacts who book but cancel same-day or no-show without rescheduling
●Buildings with roofs under 10 years old or recently replaced
●Buildings under 20,000 sq ft regardless of age or condition

How It Works

Three steps. You show up for the survey. I handle everything else.

Step 0101

Target building list

I research your market and identify commercial buildings with flat roofs — 20,000+ sq ft, 10+ years old. Then I find the verified decision maker for each: owner, property manager, or facility manager.

Step 0202

Cold email outreach

I run personalized cold email sequences to each decision maker through clean sending infrastructure. Follow-ups run automatically. Your domain reputation stays protected throughout.

Step 0303

Survey on your calendar

When a qualified contact agrees to a condition survey, I book it on your calendar with their name, building address, and a confirmed time. You show up and run the survey.

The Math

One job covers everything.

$20K–$80K

Typical commercial flat roof project value

$350/mo

Your only fixed cost — the monthly infrastructure fee

20–60×

Return on your first closed job vs. total investment

2 months infrastructure × $350$700

4 qualified shows × $300$1,200

Total investment$1,900

Close 1 of 4 surveys (conservative)25%

Average commercial flat roof job$30,000

Net after first closed job$28,100

Conservative estimate. One closed job covers 15+ months of infrastructure. The monthly fee only covers my costs — the real payment is when your survey converts to a job.

Founder

Who's Behind This

I run this.
Nobody else.

My name is Bayazid Ahmed Dihan. I built Dihan Digital to do one thing: book qualified commercial roof condition surveys for roofing contractors.

I'm based in Bangladesh. I'll say it directly because it's the first thing most people wonder. The pay-per-show model exists precisely because of that dynamic — you only pay when a qualified person physically shows up. My income depends entirely on results you can verify on your own calendar.

"I earn your trust before I earn your money."

I handle the list research, the outreach, the follow-up, and the calendar booking. You handle the survey and the close. That's the whole arrangement.

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FAQ

Questions roofing companies ask before getting started.

Where are you based? +

I'm based in Bangladesh and work with US commercial roofing companies remotely. The pay-per-show model was designed specifically so you carry no financial risk from that arrangement — you pay $300 only when someone qualified shows up for the survey. If no one shows, you don't pay for that appointment.

How long until the first survey books? +

Typically 3–5 weeks from setup completion. Weeks 1–2 are building and validating the target list. Replies start coming in around week 2–3. First booked surveys usually land in weeks 3–5. I won't give you a guaranteed number — anyone who does is guessing.

What if I get zero qualified shows in 30 days? +

If you get zero qualified shows in the first 30 days, I'll refund that month's $350 infrastructure fee and we'll review what happened — whether the market, messaging, or criteria need adjusting. There's no setup fee and no contract, so your only risk each month is that $350, and it comes back to you.

Do you work with residential roofers? +

No. This service is built for commercial roofing contractors targeting flat and low-slope roof buildings — warehouses, office parks, retail centers, industrial facilities. If your business is primarily residential, this isn't the right fit.

Is there a contract or monthly fee? +

There's a $350/month infrastructure fee, paid upfront each month. It covers your dedicated domains, 10 sending inboxes, contact data, and the sending platform — my real cost is closer to $400/month per client. No long-term contract; you can cancel any time and stop the next month's charge. The $300 per-show fee is what actually pays me — my margin depends entirely on results you can verify on your calendar.

How many clients do you work with at once? +

A limited number. I run this myself, which means quality stays high and I don't take on two commercial roofers with overlapping geographic markets. Your territory stays yours.