AI systems for Pierce County contractors

Every call answered. Every quote followed up. Even when you're up a ladder.

Home-service companies miss about 1 in 4 calls — and most folks who hit voicemail don't call back. They call the next guy. I build AI systems that answer for you, text new leads back in about a minute, and chase every quote — so the job stays yours.

Get my free 15-min AI audit → How the audit works

No pitch. No contract. You keep the written findings either way.

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I'm Ethan — Sumner, WA. I build every system myself and I answer my own phone. No call center, no jargon, no rip-and-replace.

Where the jobs leak away

Three leaks almost every shop has. Each one has a fix.

62%

of calls to small businesses go unanswered or land in voicemail.

The fix: an assistant that picks up every call, 24/7, books the job, and takes the message — even at 9pm on a Sunday.

1 in 4

calls to home-service companies get missed entirely.

The fix: every missed call gets an instant text back, so the customer stays yours instead of dialing your competitor.

42 hrs

is how long the average business takes to respond to a new lead.

The fix: my systems respond in about a minute. You'll see it yourself when you book below.

Sources: 411 Locals small-business call study; Invoca home-services data; Harvard Business Review lead-response study.

What we build

Pick your worst leak. That's where we start.

Everything is custom-built for how your shop already runs. Code does the math, a human (you) approves what goes out, and it all works from the phone in your pocket.

Leads texted back in ~60 seconds

The moment someone calls or fills out a form, they get a friendly text right back — before they reach the next guy on Google.

Calls answered 24/7

An assistant answers every call, books the appointment, and takes a message — while you're up a ladder or asleep. No more voicemail tag.

Bids in minutes, not evenings

Tell it the job, get back a full itemized estimate in your format. Our bid engine turns a 20-hour estimate cycle into minutes — it's live with a Pierce County deck builder right now.

Quiet quotes get chased

Quotes that go silent get followed up automatically until they book or say no. That's money you already earned, quietly recovered.

More 5-star reviews

Every happy customer gets asked for a review at the right moment. More stars, higher on Google, more calls coming in.

Answers from your own paperwork

Ask a question, get the answer straight from your contracts, price sheets, and manuals — in seconds, not after digging through the truck.

The free audit

Here's the whole 15 minutes. No surprises.

Minutes 1–5

You talk. I map where your week actually leaks time and money — calls, bids, follow-up, paperwork.

Minutes 5–12

I prescribe the exact fixes and what they'd change for your shop, in dollars and hours. Plain English.

Minutes 12–15

You decide if you want them built. Yes, no, or "let me think" — all fine.

You keep the written plan either way. And if AI honestly can't help your operation, I'll tell you that too — then you'll know for sure instead of wondering. No contract. No pressure. No BS.

I run every audit myself — no sales team. That caps me at 5 audits a week, first come, first served.

Find your worst leak. Book your 15 minutes.

Three taps — no typing, no email wall. Then pick a time that works.

What kind of work do you do?

Straight answers

The stuff you're probably wondering.

I'm not a tech guy. Is this going to be complicated?

No. You keep working exactly how you already work. The systems run in the background — answering, texting, following up — and check in with you by text. If you can read a text message, you can run everything I build. I set it all up, and I'm the one you call if something's off.

What does it cost after the free audit?

Depends on what your shop actually needs — that's what the audit figures out. For honesty's sake: builds typically start around $1,500 one-time, plus a monthly plan that runs a fraction of what a part-time office admin costs around here (about $2,200–2,500/month). You'll know your exact number before you spend a dime, and the audit plan is yours to keep even if the answer is "not right now."

Is AI going to quote my customers the wrong price?

No — and this matters: in my builds, plain code does the math, not AI. The AI handles language — answering, scheduling, following up. Prices come from your own price book, and every bid is reviewed by a human (you) before it goes out. Nothing reaches a customer that you didn't approve.

Is the "free audit" just a sales ambush?

It's 15 minutes with a clock on it: minutes 1–5 we map where you leak time and money, 5–12 I prescribe the fixes in dollars and hours, 12–15 you decide. You keep the written plan either way, and if AI can't actually help your operation, I'll say so. No contract. I cap myself at 5 audits a week because I run every one personally.

Who am I actually talking to?

Me. Ethan. I live in Sumner, I build every system myself, and I answer my own phone: (253) 205-5564. No offshore team, no account managers, no "let me loop in our specialist."