For contractors who can't hear the phone over a saw

Win the estimate while you're still in the crawlspace

Nobody picked the other contractor because his miter cuts were tighter. He was reachable at 7:40 on a Tuesday, and you were under a house with a saw running. That gap is the whole thing.

  • The Watchman answers every estimate call — from a ladder, a trench, or a Sunday
  • A Google Business Profile fed on a schedule with real job photos and fresh reviews
  • Every account, domain, and login opened in your name from day one — exportable on request
Catch every estimate requestTwo minutes on the form. No call required, and nobody chases you afterward.
Sound familiar?

What's quietly costing you customers

  • Voicemail bids against you

    A homeowner with a sagging joist calls three contractors before eight. The two who answer get to walk the job. You get a callback window that already closed.

  • The map pack forgot you

    A competitor's profile gets fresh job photos every week; yours hasn't been touched since setup. So the 'near me' search hands your service area to a company doing worse work.

  • Winter shows up empty

    Spring and storm season bury you, and nothing gets planted while you're buried. Then January arrives with an empty calendar and a week spent calling old customers to see who needs anything.

  • Estimates die in the driveway

    You quote it, the homeowner says let me think about it, and nobody follows up. Thirty days later the deposit sits with whoever called back — and you never learned why.

The offer

Cover the phone, the map, and the quote you sent

  • The Watchman — a 24/7 voice AI receptionist that qualifies the caller and books the estimate while your phone sits in the truck
  • Google Business Profile management on a schedule: job photos posted, categories and service areas dialed in, review requests sent after every walkthrough
  • Harvest OS tracking every quote you send and nudging the homeowner until they book or say no
  • Off-season touchpoints planted during the busy months, so January has something already in it
  • A fast, mobile-first site that puts ten years of finished work in front of the person comparing bids
  • Every account, domain, phone number, and login opened in your name from day one, exportable whenever you ask
How we'd build it

The system a contractors & trades business runs on

  • Every call answered, even from the ladder

    The Watchman answers your phone 24/7, qualifies the caller, and books the estimate while your hands stay on the work. Voicemail stops costing you jobs.

  • Own 'near me' in your service area

    We build out and maintain your Google Business Profile — job photos posted on a schedule, reviews requested after every completed job, categories and service areas dialed in — so the map pack shows you first.

  • Estimates that follow up on themselves

    Harvest OS tracks every quote you send and nudges homeowners automatically until they book or say no. It also keeps planting off-season touchpoints, so winter isn't silent.

Why us

Built with excellence, owned by you

Before any money changes hands, you'll see the three pieces we'd build for a trades business your size — answered phone, map presence, follow-up. No inflated case study attached to it.

24
metros served across 20 states
$850
where a serious website starts
4
pillars, one house, one strategy
24/7
AI that works while you rest
See it live

Try the AI, right now

Ask Eden anything — she answers as the copilot your business could own. No email, no signup.

No risk

Start with a conversation, not a contract

No contract, no retainer, no deposit to talk. You get a scope and a real number, and if the honest answer is that the phone is the only thing worth fixing this year, that's what we'll tell you.

Catch every estimate requestTwo minutes on the form. No call required, and nobody chases you afterward.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Answer the next one from the ladder

Two minutes on the form. No call required, and nobody chases you afterward.

Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain.
Psalm 127:1