Most remodeling quotes that don't close aren't lost on price or fit - they're lost to silence. The homeowner meant to reply, got busy, and the contractor never followed up because it felt pushy. A polite, scheduled follow-up sequence closes far more of these than most remodelers expect.
A simple sequence: same-day acknowledgment ("Thanks for the chance to quote your project, I'll have pricing to you by [date]"), a check-in two to three days after the quote is sent ("Just checking you received the quote - happy to answer any questions"), and a final soft check-in a week or two later ("No pressure at all - if timing's changed or you've gone another direction, just let me know and I'll close this out").
The tone matters as much as the timing - every message should sound helpful, not desperate. Automating the scheduling of these messages (not necessarily the writing) means quotes get chased consistently even during your busiest weeks, when manual follow-up is the first thing that slips.