The final combined June reporting shows 102 program-touching calls and 61 verified jobs. These totals bring all available June reporting into one consolidated result, providing a clear view of overall program activity without separating the underlying reporting streams.

June finished with a 65.7% answer rate and a 59.8% verified rate, making it the strongest verified-rate month of 2026 so far. The combined picture shows solid conversion when calls are answered, while the 35-call no-answer gap remains the primary opportunity for improvement.

What the combined results reveal:

Opportunity Area: The combined June results show that 35 calls went unanswered. At the 59.8% verified rate, those missed calls represent roughly 21 additional jobs that may have been earned with full coverage. Norman missed 10 of those 35 (28.6%) and Another Plumbing missed 9 (25.7%) — together those two contractors account for more than half of June's capacity gap.

These figures represent the final combined June results across all available monthly reporting. They are presented as one consolidated performance view of total activity, verified outcomes, unanswered calls, and overall rates.

June set the 2026 high-water mark for verified rate at 59.8% — overtaking May's 56.1% and March's 56.3%. Volume of 102 combined calls is in line with May's 107, while the answer rate improved to 65.7% from 59.8%. June delivered stronger overall efficiency while maintaining steady call volume.

Norman is the volume leader in June at 24 combined calls and 13 verified jobs (54.2% verified rate), though it still missed 10 calls — the program's largest single no-answer contributor. Aleck follows at 11 calls with an 81.8% answer rate and 72.7% verified rate, the best efficiency among high-volume contractors. Bishop and Johns Service & Sales each delivered a perfect month — 7 calls, 7 verified, zero missed. Another Plumbing answered only 1 of 10 combined calls (10.0% answer rate, 0 verified), remaining the clearest capacity bottleneck in the data. Mendel, Berwyn, Walsh, Sherman, Goodberlet, and Ravinia all posted 100% verified rates on smaller volumes.

Capacity warning: Norman and Another together missed 19 of 35 combined unanswered calls (54%). These two contractors handle the largest call volumes in the program. Any solution that supplements their answering capacity at peak times has the largest leverage on overall combined performance.

Available city information shows June 2026 calls originated from over 40 distinct cities and communities across the greater Chicagoland area. Bristol led all markets with 8 calls — routed primarily to Another Plumbing. Calumet City was #2 with 4 calls. The top markets by inbound call volume are shown below.