Offers & Openings
Two Jobs, One Trip
Offers & OpeningsPro / Crew
When to use it: Monthly — pair two services your customers commonly need together.
The structure
- Line 1: "Two jobs, one trip: [job A] + [job B] on a single visit."
- Line: why they belong together (same ladder, same shutoff, same mess) in one sentence.
- Line: the combined price vs. the two separate prices — real numbers from your rate card.
- Close: "One visit, one invoice, one morning of your life instead of two." + booking channel.
Guidance — read before you write
Only pair jobs that genuinely share setup — the customer should feel the logic, not the upsell. Publish both prices (combined and separate); hiding the separate prices makes the bundle number meaningless.
A worked example
"Two jobs, one trip: dryer vent cleaning + bathroom fan check, $129 together. Separately they are $95 and $65 — they share the same ladder work and the same dusty half hour, so one visit should not cost like two. One invoice, one morning. Book on the site; Saturdays go first."