01 — The front desk
Every call answered. Every job booked.
She picks up 24/7 in your voice, figures out if they're real, and puts them on your calendar — while you're on a ladder.
For custom home builders · contractors · remodelers
The calls answered, the bills out the day you finish, every check chased — your whole front desk, run for you, so the cash keeps coming in while you stay on the tools.
20 years on job sites. Up and running in 30 days, or you don't pay for the build.
Meanwhile
The invoice
You finish the job Friday. The invoice goes out — maybe — the following week, when you finally sit down. Every day it waits is a day you're not paid.
The lead
Someone called while you were on a roof. By the time you call back, they've hired the guy who picked up.
The follow-up
The bid you sent three weeks ago. The change order nobody signed. Not dropped on purpose — just nobody's job.
The month
A big month, then a dead one. Not because the work isn't out there — because nothing's working the pipeline while you're building.
The fix you've weighed
You've run the math. Salary, taxes, training, turnover — for somebody who still needs you to tell them what to do.
01 — The front desk
She picks up 24/7 in your voice, figures out if they're real, and puts them on your calendar — while you're on a ladder.
02 — Getting paid
Mark the job done and the invoice goes out same-day with a pay-by-phone link — then keeps asking, politely, until the check clears.
03 — Getting paid
Priced and signed on a phone before anybody lifts a hammer. No arguments at the end — like the $359,000 job we made billable on day one.
$359,000
04 — Getting paid
Polite, automatic follow-up — before it's due and after. Never a fight with your customer, and never a message you didn't okay first.
Owed money,
collected.
05 — Your dashboard
Every call, bill, and follow-up in one place. You don't learn new software — you glance at it in the morning and get back to work.
You build the house. I run the office.
Pick how much of the office I run
Want new work too? Add lead generation, a managed Google profile, and local social — $1,500 setup / $1,500 a month, on any tier.
You build. I run the office. And if it doesn't bring in more than it costs in your first 90 days, you stop paying and keep everything I set up.
One call. One number.
A thirty-minute call, then a two-week look through your books. I come back with one number — what you're owed and losing right now — and what it takes to fix it. $1,500, and it comes straight off your setup if you start within two weeks.
Before you ask
A thirty-minute call, then a two-week look through your books and your phone. I come back with one number — what you're owed and losing right now — and exactly what it takes to fix it. It's $1,500, and it comes straight off your setup if you start within two weeks.
If it doesn't bring in more than it costs in your first 90 days, you stop paying and keep everything I set up. The money it goes after is money you're already owed — it's real.
Owner-led builders, contractors, and remodelers doing $1–3M custom homes — where you're still the one running the phone, the follow-up, and the books at night.
No. It's polite, automatic follow-up — same-day bills, reminders before and after they're due, change orders signed before the work. When something needs a real conversation, it flags you to make the call. It never makes it for you.
I set it up around how you already run and I run it day to day. You don't learn new software or babysit a screen — you okay what matters with one tap.
No. It works with what you already use — your phone, your inbox, your calendar, your books. Nothing gets torn out.