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Websites that book

A site that looks good but sits disconnected from everything else is a brochure. This one is wired into the rest of the system. Pick a trade to preview a template.

The problem

The site collects enquiries into an inbox nobody watches, and the details get retyped somewhere else later.

The system

A fast, mobile-first site where every form and call button creates a tracked record and triggers the response sequence.

The implementation

Built, hosted and managed by us, connected to the CRM, the booking calendar and the follow-up automations.

Intended outcome

An enquiry becomes a tracked opportunity the moment it's submitted — with no one copying anything by hand.

AI that answers

The problem

Calls arrive while the team is on a job, with a customer, or closed — and the caller moves on to whoever answers first.

The system

A voice agent that picks up, handles the routine questions, captures the caller's details and qualifies intent before anyone is interrupted.

The implementation

Configured with your questions, your language and your escalation rules, on your existing business number.

Intended outcome

Callers get an answer instead of a voicemail, and your team gets a qualified record rather than a missed call.

Follow-ups on autopilot

The problem

Follow-up depends on someone remembering, so the second and third touch — where most replies actually come from — never happen.

The system

A sequencing layer that runs SMS and email touches on a set cadence until there's an answer either way, then routes the reply.

The implementation

Built around your pipeline stages, with review requests triggered by job completion and every interaction logged to the record.

Intended outcome

Follow-up stops being a task anyone has to remember, and replies land somewhere they'll be seen.

The metrics we build toward

Most businesses can't answer how long a lead waits, how many got a second touch, or how much follow-up actually went out. A system that handles the work can also measure it.

These are the operational measures we design a system to move — and to make visible once it's running.

Directional illustration of the measures themselves. It does not represent client results — we'll publish real numbers when we have a client's finalized data and their permission to share it.