54 shops we handle
If the phone rings and the books are a shoebox, we have thought about the wire.
Sample flows, not a price list. We will not quote a shop we have not heard. After the Listen you get one page.
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HVAC
After-hours calls die in voicemail. The tech in the truck cannot be the night receptionist and the invoice clerk.
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Plumbing
Emergency calls and estimate follow-ups live in a group text named FINAL. The water does not wait.
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Landscaping
Recurring mows and one-off installs share a calendar that is actually a dry-erase board.
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Auto repair
Approvals, parts, and 'is it done' live in three places. The counter is the integration.
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Hair salons
No-shows, the front-desk phone during color, and reviews that only happen when someone is mad.
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Dental offices
Recall, confirmations, and reviews — the front desk is running a contact center between patients.
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Diners & restaurants
Reservations, 86s, and reviews happen while the line is on fire. Catering quotes die in email.
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Property management
Maintenance intake is a hydra. Owners want a report. You want Tuesday.
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Field & home
- HVACAfter-hours calls die in voicemail. The tech in the truck cannot be the night receptionist and the invoice clerk.
- PlumbingEmergency calls and estimate follow-ups live in a group text named FINAL. The water does not wait.
- ElectricalPanel upgrades and service calls share one overloaded phone. Photos never meet the invoice.
- RoofingStorm leads rot in a Facebook inbox. Adjuster photos live on a personal phone.
- LandscapingRecurring mows and one-off installs share a calendar that is actually a dry-erase board.
- Lawn careChemical routes, skipped yards, and 'you missed us' all live in one tired iPhone.
- Pest controlRecurring services slip. The callback after a 'still seeing them' text never goes out.
- Garage doorSame-day emergencies plus spring quotes, all on one ringing line.
- Pool serviceRoute notes never meet the invoice. Green-pool emergencies blow up the week.
- IrrigationSeasonal rush, then silence, then a leak under the driveway.
- Tree serviceBig-ticket quotes go quiet. Storm work has no intake.
- Pressure washingFast quotes, slow follow-up, photos that never become before/afters on Google.
- Window washingResidential one-offs and commercial routes need different songs on the same phone.
- Carpet cleaningNo-shows on two-hour jobs eat the day. Pet-odor add-ons never get offered.
- Junk removalLeads live on four apps. Dump tickets never meet the invoice.
- MovingDeposits, crews, and origin/destination notes live in three inboxes.
- LocksmithsAfter-hours is the product. The phone cannot go to a bed.
- Appliance repairParts delays feel like ghosts. The 'your part landed' text never goes out.
- PaintingEstimates go quiet. Change orders live in a thread with 40 photos of swatches.
- FlooringLong jobs with vendor delays and no status text.
- General contractorsToo many songs for one person to hum. Change orders get lost, then litigated.
- HandymanSmall jobs, many stops, invoices that wait until Sunday.
- SepticEmergencies plus pump reminders years apart. The list goes stale.
- Well & pumpAfter-hours no-water calls and parts that are not on the truck.
- TowingDispatch, storage, and the angry 2 a.m. update share one phone.
Shops on a lift
- Auto repairApprovals, parts, and 'is it done' live in three places. The counter is the integration.
- Auto detailingDMs, deposits, and no-shows on a four-hour job.
- Body shopCycle time dies in photo lag and 'any update' calls.
- Tire shopsWait-time honesty and the 'your tires are in' text.
- Motorcycle shopsSeasonal crush, parts backorders, owners who want a photo of the torque spec.
- Boat repairStorage, launch week, and parts from a vendor who works on island time.
- Bike shopsCounter, workshop, and Shopify do not agree on what is in stock.
Chairs & coats
- Hair salonsNo-shows, the front-desk phone during color, and reviews that only happen when someone is mad.
- BarbersChair time is the inventory. Double books and ghosts eat it.
- Med spasConsult-to-package leak, memberships that lapse quietly, after-care that is a PDF in email.
- Nail salonsRecurring fills are the business. The reminder is a vibe.
- Dental officesRecall, confirmations, and reviews — the front desk is running a contact center between patients.
- ChiropracticPackage visits slip. Reactivation is a guilt email.
- VeterinaryVaccine reminders, refill asks, and triage on one ringing line.
- Pet grooming & boardingRecurring grooms and boarding holds need deposits and reminders, not hope.
Kitchens & counters
- Diners & restaurantsReservations, 86s, and reviews happen while the line is on fire. Catering quotes die in email.
- Food trucksWhere-are-we and catering are the whole marketing department.
- BakeriesCustom orders need deposits, flavor locks, and pickup windows.
- Coffee shopsRetail, wholesale, and catering do not share a brain.
- Retail shopsOnline and the floor tell two stories. Restocks are a vibe.
- BoutiquesDrops, holds, and IG DMs are three different stores.
- FloristsHoliday crush, delivery photos, and sympathy orders that need a human sentence.
- Gyms & studiosNo-shows on intro, failed cards, and class reminders that feel like spam.
Keys & books
- Property managementMaintenance intake is a hydra. Owners want a report. You want Tuesday.
- Real estateSpeed-to-lead is the whole game and the phone is in a showing.
- Insurance agenciesRenewals, certificates, and 'I got in a wreck' intake share one overwhelmed inbox.
- Accounting firmsDocument chase is the unpaid intern. There is no intern.
- PhotographersLeads, contracts, galleries, and print orders are four jobs.
- Daycare & aftercareTuition, waitlist, and 'who is picking up' should not be a group text.
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