AI automation for contractors.
Built for the three tasks eating your week — lead → estimate in under 24 hours, change order tracking, and material takeoffs from plans.
Built by an operator who runs a $1M+ business himself — not an agency writing decks about your workflow.
Where the week goes.
Approximate hours a typical contractors & home improvement operation burns on tasks a machine can do.
| TASK | WHO DOES IT | HRS / WEEK |
|---|---|---|
| Turning a lead into a written estimate | Owner / estimator | ~10 |
| Coordinating and reminding subcontractors | PM | ~6 |
| Sending progress photos + updates to clients | Foreman / PM | ~5 |
| Tracking change orders and approvals | PM / owner | ~4 |
| Material takeoffs from plans | Estimator | ~12 |
| TOTAL PER WEEK | ~37 hrs | |
What I'd build for you.
Uncheck anything you don't want. The "Send this build sheet" button carries your selections into the full builder.
A homeowner submits a request at 8pm and gets a real estimate by lunch the next day. Subs know exactly when to show up because a bot handled the confirmations. Every change order is captured in writing with a signature before the crew touches the wall, and you know the material list on a $60k job in twenty minutes instead of two days.
Questions I get from contractors & home improvement.
How can a small contractor turn around estimates in 24 hours instead of a week?
What is permit-data prospecting and how does it find new jobs?
Do material takeoffs from plans really work, or does an estimator still have to double-check everything?
How do change orders get automated without turning into a mess?
Will subs actually respond to an automated scheduling system?
Twenty minutes. A ranked list of what to automate first in your contractors & home improvement.
No pitch. You leave with an honest estimate of hours you'd get back — whether or not you hire me.