Examples & case studies

Real numbers. Real contractor businesses.

Each example below is one Process Segment from the menu, fully systematized — a representative slice of the work, not the full list of what we take on.

Marketing & Sales — Lead management

Every lead, tracked. Every quote, on time.

A real pipeline — not a notebook. Leads land in one place, get qualified against your fit criteria, and move through named stages with an owner and date attached. Nothing falls off the truck.

  • Lead intake form on your site
  • Named stages with clear exit criteria
  • Prewritten client communications that answer common questions and keep leads progressing through the sales process
  • Automated follow-ups that sound like you
Before and after: active leads grew from 5 to 22, weighted pipeline value from $280K to $1.8M, and time for bad leads to drop off fell from 8 weeks to 4.
Marketing & Sales — Estimating

Estimate faster. Filter earlier. Close more.

We replaced the single, fully bidded estimate with a three-level system that filters jobs earlier and makes the final bid faster to close.

  • Budgetary Estimate → 2-day planning budget for homeowners without finished plans
  • Working Estimate → 4-day value-engineering estimate before bids go out
  • Fully Bidded Estimate → fast final bid built on what the client already agreed
Before and after: estimating went from one 2–3 week bidded estimate to three levels (Budgetary, Working, Fully Bidded), with faster delivery and win rate rising from 60% to 86%.
Workforce — Subcontractor & supplier management

Subs and suppliers onboarded, vetted, and held to a standard.

Office and field finally speak the same language. Repeatable onboarding and performance management for your subcontractors and suppliers — licenses, insurance, sub agreements, rates, and field expectations — means your foreman, superintendent, or project manager doesn't have to re-explain the standard on every job.

  • Subcontractor and supplier sourcing & vetting workflow
  • Onboarding pack — licenses, insurance, sub agreement, rates
  • Field expectations and quality control in plain English for your foreman, superintendent, or PM — and your subs
  • Performance management, offboarding, and replacement built in
Before and after: subcontractor management went from scattered business cards and missing W9s/COIs to all 29 subs in a database with signed sub agreements, COIs on file, and quality control checklists before payment.