Contractor’s Checklist for Making Dozens of Videos

This post gives you a simple, repeatable checklist you can use to create unlimited short videos for your business.

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This post gives you a simple, repeatable checklist you can use to create unlimited short videos for your business.

The 7‑Step Video Formula (Contractor Edition)

1. Show the Problem

  • Film the issue on‑site

  • Capture a clear “before” moment

  • Use closeups to highlight damage or malfunction

2. Reveal the Solution

  • Introduce the service you’re performing

  • Show tools or equipment

  • Explain what you’re fixing in one sentence

3. Provide Proof

  • Show the fix in progress

  • Include a quick testimonial

  • Share a short case study

4. Highlight the Benefits

  • Save money

  • Prevent future damage

  • Improve safety or comfort

5. Handle an Objection

Choose one per video:

  • Cost

  • Time

  • Reliability

  • Warranty

6. Add a Bonus

  • Free estimate

  • Seasonal special

  • Warranty upgrade

7. End With a Clear CTA

  • “Call now”

  • “Book today”

  • “DM us for a quote”

Copy‑and‑Paste Script Template

Hook: Homeowners in [CITY], if you’re dealing with [PROBLEM], watch this.

Problem Demo: Here’s what we found today — [describe issue]. This is what causes [bigger problem].

Solution: We’re fixing it by [method]. This prevents [future issue] and keeps your home safe.

Proof: Here’s the result. And here’s what the homeowner said: “[testimonial].”

Benefit: This saves you money, prevents damage, and keeps everything running smoothly.

CTA: If you need this done, call/text us at [NUMBER] or DM us to book.

Video Shot List for Contractors

A‑Roll (Talking to Camera)

  • Tech or owner explaining the issue

  • Quick intro: “Here’s what we’re fixing today”

  • CTA at the end

B‑Roll (Action Shots)

  • Closeup of damaged part

  • Tools in action

  • Technician working

  • Before/after comparison

Environment Shots

  • Truck arriving

  • Tools laid out

  • Wide shot of jobsite

  • Finished work

How Contractors Can Turn Every Job into High‑Performing Video Content

Introduction

Below is a contractor‑specific infomercial checklist you can use to generate dozens of videos per month.

10‑Segment Infomercial Script (Contractor Edition)

1. Hook

Lead with a big problem or big promise.

2. Demonstration

Show the issue up close.

3. Social Proof

Use a testimonial, review, or screenshot.

4. Expert Clip

Tech explains why the issue happens.

5. Benefits

Safety, savings, comfort, longevity.

6. Objection Crusher

Address cost, time, or reliability.

7. Bonus

Free estimate, warranty, seasonal special.

8. Urgency

Limited spots, seasonal rush, price change.

9. CTA

Call, text, DM, or book online.

10. Loop Back

Restate the problem or transformation.

Copy‑and‑Paste Infomercial Script

Hook: Don’t ignore this — this tiny issue can cost homeowners thousands.

Demo: Look at this [broken pipe, cracked panel, clogged coil]. This is what causes [major damage].

Social Proof: We fixed this for a homeowner yesterday. Here’s what they said: “[testimonial].”

Expert Clip: Our tech explains why this happens and how we fix it.

Benefits: This keeps your home safe, reduces bills, and prevents emergencies.

Objection Crusher: And no — it doesn’t take all day or cost a fortune.

Bonus: For the next 10 homeowners, we’re offering a free estimate.

Urgency: Spots fill fast during [season].

CTA: Call or text [NUMBER] to book now.

Loop Back: Don’t let this small issue turn into a big one.

Video Shot List for Infomercial‑Style Contractor Videos

Segment Shots

  • Hook: Tech pointing at problem

  • Demo: Close‑up of issue

  • Social Proof: Screenshot of review

  • Expert Clip: Tech explaining

  • Benefits: On‑screen text

  • Objection Crusher: Tech saying “Nope, not expensive”

  • Bonus: Graphic of free estimate

  • CTA: Tech pointing to number on screen

A Daily Video System for Contractors

Introduction

This post gives contractors a daily workflow that can produce 50–100 videos per month.

Daily Video Production Checklist

1. Pick a Theme

Choose one per day:

  • Problem

  • Tip

  • Demo

  • Testimonial

  • FAQ

  • Objection

  • Behind‑the‑scenes

  • Transformation

2. Choose a Script Template

  • Problem → Solution

  • Before → After

  • Question → Answer

  • Myth → Truth

  • Mistake → Fix

3. Record 3–5 Short Clips

  • 5–12 seconds each

  • Vertical

  • Clear audio

  • Simple background

4. Add One CTA

Rotate through:

  • Call

  • Book

  • DM

  • Visit website

5. Batch 10–20 Videos

Change:

  • Angle

  • Hook

  • CTA

  • Background

  • Technician

6. Post Daily or Schedule Weekly

Consistency wins.

7. Track What Works

Look at:

  • Views

  • Saves

  • Comments

  • Clicks

  • Calls

Copy‑and‑Paste Daily Script

Hook: Quick tip for homeowners in [CITY].

Problem: Here’s a common issue we see: [describe].

Solution: Here’s how we fix it and why it matters.

Benefit: This prevents [damage], saves money, and keeps your home safe.

CTA: If you need help with this, call/text [NUMBER].

Video Shot List for Daily Contractor Content

Quick Clips

  • Tech pointing at problem

  • Closeup of issue

  • Fix in progress

  • Finished result

  • Tech giving tip

  • Customer reaction

  • Tools/equipment shot

Batching Variations

  • Different job sites

  • Different angles

  • Different hooks

  • Different CTAs

  • Different technicians