Estimates that follow up themselves
The first contractor back with a detailed estimate usually wins. We automate the follow-up so a bid never goes cold because your estimator was on a job.
Electrical
A commercial client comparing three bids usually hires the first contractor to respond with a detailed estimate. When your office is closed or your estimator is on a job, that bid goes to someone else. We make sure the response goes out on time and the permits get tracked.
The parts of your day that quietly cost you jobs, handled.
The first contractor back with a detailed estimate usually wins. We automate the follow-up so a bid never goes cold because your estimator was on a job.
Missing an inspection window because nobody tracked the permit costs time and client trust. We keep permit status and inspection dates out of someone's personal email.
Sending a residential tech to a commercial service call wastes a trip. We coordinate scheduling so the right crew with the right licensing shows up.
By making sure your estimate and follow-up go out first. In a three-bid comparison, speed of response wins more often than the quality of the work.
Yes. Permit status and inspection windows get tracked automatically, so nothing slips because it was buried in an inbox.
Yes. Change orders agreed to verbally get documented, so they do not turn into payment disputes later.
Tell us where the work slows down, estimates, permits, inspections, or crew scheduling. We will show you what a system would change.