Is this you?
- You answer the same customer question for the hundredth time.
- Leads sit in a voicemail box until somebody gets to them.
- Nobody follows up after the job, so the review never gets asked for.
If two or three of those landed, this is the work. The audit tells you which one is costing you the most.
What it covers
- Lead capture form setup and routing
- Booking and scheduling integration
- Review request automation
- Email and text follow-up
- A customer relationship manager, or CRM, evaluated and set up around how you work
- Job notes and handoffs that do not live in one person's head
What you get
- Every lead in one place, routed to a person, with a timestamp
- Follow-up and review requests that go out on their own
- A booking link that fills your calendar without a phone call
How it starts
Every service starts the same way. A free discovery meeting, then a free written Diagnostic Audit that shows what is worth fixing and what each piece costs. You decide what to move forward with. Most of this ships in one to three weeks after the audit.
Questions about this work
Do I have to change the tools I already use?
Only where a tool is the actual problem. If your scheduling works, we connect to it rather than replace it. Replacing something is a line item you approve, not a surprise.
Will my customers know it is automated?
They will get faster answers with your name on them. Anything that reads like a robot wrote it does not ship.
What happens when a lead needs a person?
Routing sends it to a person. Automation handles the parts that never needed judgment, not the parts that do.
Want your week back?
The discovery meeting is free and so is the audit. We find the tasks eating your evenings and show you which ones a system can take.