IND / Industries / Contractors & Trades
Your techs' notes are worth money. Right now someone retypes them.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, landscaping, excavation, general contracting — the work is in the field, but the profit leaks in the office. Every job produces notes, updates, estimates, and follow-up that somebody types by hand.
Where the hours go
- Technician notes that die in a text thread
- Estimates and proposals started from a blank page
- Customer-update phone tag
- Google reviews sitting unanswered for weeks
- Finished jobs producing zero marketing
What we install
- Technician notesCustomer update, ready to send
- Site notes + photosEstimate / proposal draft
- Long email threadSummary + action items
- Completed jobGoogle post + social content
- Customer reviewOn-brand response draft
No new software for the crew to learn. If your office can send email and paste text, they can run these.
04 / Next action
Start with a Workflow Review.
One week. $500. You get a prioritized map of exactly where AI belongs in your business — and where it doesn't. If it doesn't show at least 5 hours a week worth recovering, keep your money. If you move ahead with The Redline, the $500 comes off the price.
No hype · No retainer