AI receptionist
Answers every call, day or night, in a natural voice. Knows your services, your service area and your schedule. Books the job or takes the details, then texts you a summary before the customer hangs up.
Every missed call is a job someone else books.
You're on a roof, behind a mower, or finally asleep. The phone rings, nobody answers, and the customer calls the next name on Google. That isn't a marketing problem. It's a phone problem and a website problem.
I fix both. Your phone gets answered by an assistant that sounds like it works for you, books the job and texts you the details. Your website stops looking like 2015 and starts asking for the work.
Three things, built for your business.
A website that sells
Rebuilt from your real business: your services, your reviews, your phone number one tap away. Fast on a phone, clear in five seconds, with a quote form that lands straight in your pocket.
Follow-up that never forgets
Open estimates get a polite nudge. Past customers get a seasonal check-in. The work you already quoted stops slipping through the cracks.
See it working before you pay a dime.
We talk for fifteen minutes.
What calls you're missing, what your site does today, what a good week looks like.
I build a demo on your real business.
Your rebuilt homepage and a receptionist that answers with your services. You call it, poke it, show your partner.
You go live when it's right.
Month to month. If it isn't paying for itself, you shouldn't keep it, and I'll tell you so.
One person, answering for the work.
I'm Jacob. I build and run my own AI systems every day: a chief of staff that watches my trading, answers my phone and keeps my business on track. Now I build the same kind of tools for local crews who'd rather be working than chasing calls.
When you call, you get me. Not a sales team, not a ticket number.