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AI for home service businesses
The job happens at somebody's house, the crew is the constraint, and the business lives on next week's schedule. Advice written for software companies does not survive that.
Why home services is different
Software people underestimate this trade. The job happens at somebody's house, the price depends on things you cannot see from a form, the crew is the constraint, and the whole business lives or dies on next week's schedule. Advice written for a software company does not survive contact with any of that.
We know it because we ran one. Fifteen years of it.
What we build for home service businesses
Answer first
The company that answers first usually wins the job. An agent that responds in seconds, including evenings and weekends, beats a better company that calls back Tuesday.
Quote follow up
You already paid to generate the quote. Following it up three times instead of never is the cheapest revenue in the business.
Schedule protection
Reminders and confirmations that cut no-shows, so a crew is never sent out to an empty driveway.
Review engine
Requests sent automatically at the right moment, so local ranking stops depending on memory.
Ads that can be measured
Every call traced back to what caused it, so you can stop the spend that does nothing.
The Monday report
What was spent, what came back, what is booked. One page, automatically, without anyone building it.
One we did
Keep It Clean, Athens, Alabama
A carpet and tile cleaning company with no reliable way to fill next week's schedule. We built the campaign, the tracking and the follow-up, then let the system run it.
Carpet and tile cleaning in a small Alabama town. Ordinary trade, ordinary budget, real numbers.
Trades we work with
Cleaning, carpet and tile, flooring, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, pest control, landscaping, roofing, painting. Anything where a crew goes to a property and the schedule is the constraint. If yours is not on the list and it works that way, it fits.