Industries
Same system.Different pressure points.
A roofing company and a law firm both lose revenue somewhere between the click and the booked work. They lose it in completely different places, at completely different speeds — and that decides what gets built first.
How we work across sectors
The engineering is shared. The leak is not.
Every business we build for gets the same four foundations — a site that converts, capture that identifies who arrived, automation that responds without a human remembering to, and a CRM that holds the truth. What differs is which one is currently costing you money, and that changes the entire build order.
- An emergency plumber loses the job in the ninety seconds before someone answers the phone
- A commercial contractor loses it eleven days after the estimate went out and nobody followed up
- A law firm loses it in the quality of the intake, not the volume of it
- A clinic loses it to no-shows and recalls that were never sent
- A gym loses it between the free trial and the second monthly payment
- An online brand loses it in the cart, on a product page that took four seconds to load
Where we work
Seven verticals, seven different failure modes
Pick the one that describes your day. The page tells you where the revenue goes missing in that specific business, and what we build to stop it.
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Home services
HVAC, plumbing, electrical and roofing, where intent is urgent and the job goes to whoever answers first. See home services.
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Contractors
Construction, remodel and specialty trades, where the deal is decided in the weeks after a high-value estimate lands. See contractors.
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Legal
Law firms competing on expensive search terms, where one badly handled intake call is the whole acquisition cost. See legal.
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Healthcare
Practices, clinics and dental, where booking friction, no-shows and missed recalls quietly empty the schedule. See healthcare.
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Fitness and gyms
Gyms, studios and coaches, where trials do not convert and members leave in month two. See fitness and gyms.
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Retail and e-commerce brands
Online retail, where abandoned carts, slow pages and one-time buyers set the ceiling on growth. See retail and e-commerce.
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Local businesses
Everyone else serving a city or a service radius, where being findable at the moment of intent is most of the battle. See local businesses.
Before you book
Questions worth asking
Almost certainly. The list covers where we have built most often, not the limit of what the system handles. If your business takes enquiries and converts them into paid work, the same four foundations apply — we would just spend the strategy call working out which one is leaking.
No. The components are shared. The build order, the lead scoring, the follow-up timing and the questions the automation asks are set per industry, because a two-hour delay is fatal for an emergency call and irrelevant for a commercial bid.
Ask on the call. We will tell you straight who we already work with in your trade and service area before you commit to anything.
Yes, and we design for it rather than around it. Confidentiality expectations, what is stored where, and which details automation is allowed to touch are decided at the planning stage — not patched in after launch.
No. Most engagements start with one — usually the website or the automation — and grow once that piece is demonstrably producing work.
We are based in Phoenix, Arizona and build for clients across the United States. Local search work benefits from knowing a market, but the build process is identical either way.
Next step
Start with the leak, not the list.
Book a strategy call. We will tell you where your specific business loses work — and which single fix is worth doing first.