Industry · Home Services

AI for home services: run the office without the whiteboard

Your field software books the job. The work around it still runs on a whiteboard, a group text and the owner's phone. We connect dispatch, estimates, invoicing and reporting across the tools you already run, so the office keeps up with the trucks.

Build fee

One-time · from $7,500

Ongoing

$30–$150/mo (AI direct)

Live in

30 days

Ownership

Yours, forever

The friction

Where home services teams lose their week

The owner is the switchboard

01

Customers, techs and the office all route through one phone. Every status question and schedule change lands on the person who should be running the business.

Estimates die without follow-up

02

You quote the job, then the truck rolls to the next one and the follow-up never happens. Quotes that would close with two touches close for a competitor instead.

Dispatch by gut feel

03

Tech assignments ignore drive time, skills, and job priority because the whiteboard cannot compute them.

Paperwork piles up after every job

04

Invoices go out late, payment reminders go out never, and accounts receivable becomes a second job nobody applied for.

From $7,500

ONE-TIME BUILD FEE

30 days

DISCOVERY TO LIVE

Day 1

YOU OWN THE SYSTEM

Use cases

What we automate for home services

One queue for every message

01

Calls, texts, web forms and emails land in one place with a timestamp and an owner, whatever answers your phones. Nothing lives only in someone's personal inbox.

Smart scheduling and dispatch

02

Assignments weigh technician skills, location, job type, and availability, and the office sees the day on one screen.

Estimate follow-up

03

Every quote gets a text-and-email sequence automatically, so no estimate goes quiet.

Confirmations and on-the-way notices

04

Confirmations at booking, reminders before the visit and a notice when the tech is on the way, all triggered from the job record.

Invoicing and payment follow-up

05

Invoices generate at job completion and reminders send on schedule until payment lands.

Reporting across your tools

06

Jobs, revenue, callbacks and open estimates pulled from your field software and accounting into one report, without anyone exporting spreadsheets.

Where firms like yours start

Fixed-price work, with the price on the page

From the case files

Work like this, from our own files

Five phases. Thirty days to live.

Our process →

01

Discover

Ops audit, process maps, ROI ranking.

02

Design

Architecture and tool picks — approved first.

03

Build

Constructed and tested against every edge case.

04

Launch

Deployment, training, real adoption.

05

Optimize

Monitoring, monthly reports, new wins.

Questions

Home Services automation — FAQ

Does this work with ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, or Jobber?

We build around the field software you already run. What can be connected depends on what each product lets outside tools read and write, so we check that in the free audit before quoting.

Our field software already has AI features. Why would we need a build?

Use them. Those features work inside that one product. A build covers what crosses products: field software to accounting, messages from every channel into one queue, and reporting across all of it.

Do you provide an AI receptionist?

Not as part of these builds. They work with whatever answers your phones, a person or an AI receptionist, and make sure every call ends up in the same queue as your other messages.

Is this affordable for a contractor with 5 to 50 employees?

Builds start at $7,500 one-time and go live in about 30 days. The audit is free and ends in a written plan with a fixed price.

How can AI improve efficiency and cut costs in a home services business?

By closing the loops that leak time between jobs. After-hours enquiries answered and booked against a real calendar. Status updates pushed so the owner stops being the switchboard. Estimates drafted from captured inputs. Invoices raised on completion and chased on a cadence. The crew work does not change; the office work around it stops landing on the owner's phone.

What is the best way to automate customer communication and scheduling in home services?

One intake for every channel, so a text, a call, a form and an email all land in the same place with a timestamp. Immediate acknowledgement at any hour. Booking against real availability rather than a callback promise. Then confirmations, on-the-way notices and reschedules triggered from the job record. Anything urgent still reaches a person immediately — that routing is written down and tested.

Where we go from here

Ready to automate your home services business?

Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. We map your operations, find the friction, and show you where automation actually earns its keep. If there's no fit, we'll say so.

No subscription.

No lock-in.

No surprise invoices.

Or start smaller — the $500 pilot · see pricing

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