Systems we've built,
running in production.

What it does

Answers the shop phone every time, including after hours. It works through what the caller needs, pulls out the vehicle, the job, and the contact details, then writes the whole thing into the shop's inbox as a tagged conversation before the call has finished.

Where the line is

It never quotes a price or commits the shop to work. It separates real leads from voicemail and noise and flags urgency, so the shop sees the hot ones first. Anything needing a judgment call lands with a human, with the full call context attached.

What it does

Every inbound email gets read and classified before anyone opens it. Real customers get sorted and prioritized, vendor mail goes where vendor mail goes, and cold outreach gets tagged and filed out of the way. For routine questions, a reply is already written and waiting in the shop's own voice.

Built around their rules

The classifier knows the shop's actual scope: what work they take, what they turn down, and which products ship and which do not. Those rules came from the shop, not from a template. Nothing goes out automatically, a person reads the draft and hits send.

What it does

The chatbot on the shop's site is not a separate tool with its own inbox. It feeds the same pipeline as the phone and the email, so a question asked at midnight on the website shows up in the same place, tagged the same way, as a call that came in at noon.

Three things customers ask

Where is my build, did my parts arrive, and can I talk to someone. The chatbot opens with those instead of a blank box and a guess, so the shop stops answering the same three questions by hand all week.

What it does

AirQuote runs a contractor's entire job lifecycle in one system: AI quoting, job scheduling, invoicing, AI contracts, job tracking, profitability reports, customer communication, and payments. Eight core functions that most contractors stitch together across five or six disconnected apps, unified into a single platform.

How it was built

From nothing. Product design, the AI systems behind quoting and contracts, the data layer, the integrations, the infrastructure, and the payment processing. Built, launched, and debugged in five weeks, then hardened into a platform contractors now depend on every day.

What we built

A full marketing site with service pages, seasonal care plans, an FAQ, and a blog. Built to be found by the communities they actually serve, not by everyone within a hundred miles.

The quote form does the work

Instead of a name and an email, the form captures the job type, the timeline, the property details, and the best time to reach them. The first call starts with the information already in hand.