Who we help · Home-service trades
Should my home-service business use AI?
Short answer: For a few office jobs, yes; for the work in the field, mostly no. Trades businesses usually lose money on missed calls while everyone is on a job, slow quotes, scheduling and dispatch juggling, and invoices that sit unpaid. Those are the places to check. Your field-service software may already handle more than you're using it for.
Where we look first
- Calls missed while the team is on a job, and how many turn into lost work.
- How long it takes to get a quote or estimate out after a visit.
- Scheduling and dispatch done by phone and text.
- Invoices and payment follow-up that wait until someone has time.
- Reviews and repeat-service reminders, like annual maintenance.
What we’d usually leave alone
- Pricing a job with AI that hasn't seen the site.
- Adding an app your crew won't open in the field.
What your data could be worth
Job tickets, estimates, photos of real work, schedules and follow-ups show how trade work actually gets done, which is exactly what AI companies can't scrape. Customer names and addresses come out first.
AI companies are paying for real business data, and we have buyers looking for it. Get a free estimate or read how selling your data works.
How to find out for your business
The AI Assessment is a 90-minute session on how your business actually runs, followed within five business days by a review call with a plan: what to fix first, what to leave alone, and what isn’t worth automating. It starts with a free 15-minute call.
Questions
Can AI answer my phones when I am on a job?
It can take the call, collect the details and book or flag it, which beats voicemail. Whether it's worth it depends on how many calls you actually miss, so we measure that first.
Do I need to change my scheduling software?
Usually not. Most of the useful changes sit on top of what you already use.
What does an AI assessment cost for a contractor?
A fixed fee, agreed in writing before anything starts. You'll get the number on the free call.