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Earning the call from someone comparing three of you

Builders, contractors and trades. A homeowner opens three tabs and decides in about a minute each, not on craftsmanship they cannot judge, but on who looks real, competent and likely to turn up. Past the website we build the field app the crew uses on site, the assistant that takes job details after hours, and the automations that move an enquiry into your estimating and scheduling tools.

01 / Before they call

What a homeowner decides in a minute.

1

Have you done this exact job?

Your own projects, photographed. Ten real jobs shot on a phone beat a page of stock kitchens that could belong to anyone.

2

Do you work where I live?

People search with a town attached. Naming the areas you cover is the difference between being considered and being skipped.

3

Are you safe to let in the house?

Insurance, certification numbers, a real address and reviews with names. This is the reassurance that earns the call.

02 / What we build

What actually wins the enquiry.

Your own jobs, photographed

Ten real projects shot on a phone beat a page of somebody else’s stock kitchens.

The areas you cover, named

People search with a town attached. The site that names it is the one that looks like it will come out.

Proof you are safe to let in

Insurance, certifications with numbers, a real address, reviews with names.

A phone number that is one tap

Most visitors are on a phone, often standing in the room with the problem.

Field apps and job automation

Mobile app development for the crew: photo logs, job sheets and sign-off from site, with automations pushing enquiries into estimating and scheduling instead of a notebook.

An AI assistant taking job details out of hours and qualifying them before you call back, plus local SEO so the towns you cover show your name before the directories do.

03 / Honestly

Where we help, and where we do not.

Where we help

Trades whose work is better than their website, which is nearly all of them.

06 / Questions

What trades ask us first.

How long does a trade site take?
Usually two to four weeks. The longest part is collecting photographs of your own jobs, which is also the part that makes the biggest difference.
Can we update photos and jobs ourselves?
Yes. Adding a job with photos is built to be a five-minute task from a phone, and you get a recorded walkthrough of it.
Do you build apps for the crew?
Yes. A mobile app for job sheets, site photos, checklists and sign-off, so the office is not chasing paperwork at the end of the week.
Can enquiries go straight into our systems?
That is the automation work: the enquiry lands in your estimating or scheduling tool with the details attached, and you get an alert if something fails.
Do you handle local SEO?
Yes, as its own service: the service and area pages, the Business Profile, and the technical fixes that decide whether you appear in the map results.
Taking projects for Q4

Running a trade?

A 45-minute call with the person who would lead the build. You leave with a scope sketch either way.