Industries

Built for your trade

The same system, tuned to your trade: website, follow-up, assistant, and reviews. Pick your industry and see how it works for you.

Flooring contractors

A 600 sq ft flooring job starts with a search, not a yard sign. The system makes sure you catch that search: a site that shows your work, follow-up that responds within minutes, and reviews that convince the next customer.

Plumbers

With a leak, the customer calls the first plumber who responds, not the best one. The system makes sure that first one is you: findable in your region, an assistant that takes the inquiry at 11pm, and follow-up that proposes an appointment right away.

Landscapers

Garden clients start researching in January and award the job in March. If you only become visible then, you have missed the boat. The system builds your pipeline year-round: project photos that sell, inquiries that stay warm, and reviews that confirm your craftsmanship.

Roofers

A roof is a big ticket and a big trust decision: the customer picks the company that feels reliable and responds first. The system handles both: proof on your site, a response within minutes, and reviews that remove doubt.

Painters

Paint jobs are planned months ahead: whoever is visible now fills the calendar of later. The system keeps your pipeline full with a site that shows crisp work, follow-up that keeps inquiries warm, and reviews that convince the neighborhood.

Electricians

From panel upgrades to EV chargers: demand for electricians is exploding, but the inquiries go to whoever is findable and fast online. The system makes you that company, without you chasing anything yourself.

HVAC contractors

Heat pump, AC, or a new furnace: the customer compares three companies and picks whoever gives clarity fastest. The system delivers that clarity on your behalf, from first question to a scheduled site visit.

Plasterers

Flawless plasterwork sells itself, when people see it. The system puts your walls and ceilings in the online shop window, captures inquiries with clear surface-area questions, and makes sure your quote never lands at the bottom of the pile.

Tile contractors

Bathroom renovations are awarded online: the customer looks for proof of tight grout lines and a company that thinks along. The system delivers that proof and picks up the inquiry before the big-box showroom does.

Handyman services

As a handyman business you can do everything, and that is exactly why customers often pick a specialist. The system positions you for the jobs you actually profit from and makes sure inquiries do not evaporate between two jobs.

General contractors

Remodelers search for months and compare deeply before calling a contractor. The system makes sure you keep showing up in that search: with proof, fast answers, and a process that builds trust before the first site meeting.

Window and door contractors

Windows are a comparison purchase: the customer requests three quotes and decides on trust and speed. The system makes sure your quote arrives first and best, with follow-up that actually closes the deal.

Kitchen fitters

Most kitchen fitters hang on one or two showrooms, and when their sales dip your calendar dips with them. Homeowners who buy a flat-pack kitchen themselves look for a fitter separately, and that is exactly the stream you are not in yet.

Bathroom remodelers

A bathroom is one of the few remodels people think about for months and then decide on within a week. Whoever is on top during that week, with real photos and a fast reply, wins a job worth ten thousand or more.

Carpenters

Carpentry is so broad that customers do not know what exactly to call you for. One wants a dormer, another a built-in wardrobe, a third a full remodel. Without a page per type of work, you get exactly the jobs with the thinnest margin.

Poured floor specialists

Nobody buys a poured floor on price alone: people want to see it in a real home and hear what has to happen underneath. The inquiries that only ask for a price per square metre cost you the most time and return the least.

Solar and insulation companies

Retrofitting is the market with the most lead brokers and the most hesitant customers. People calculate payback for months and compare four suppliers, so whoever makes the sum clearest and replies fastest keeps the job.

Awning and blind specialists

Sun protection is the most seasonal trade in construction: the first warm week melts your phone and October is silent. The problem is not the peak, it is that during the peak you fail to follow up half the inquiries and have nothing banked for the rest of the year.

Paving contractors

Paving is almost always requested in spring and almost never decided on the spot. People collect three prices, wait for good weather, and then call whoever they remember best. That is exactly what follow-up solves for you.

Glaziers

A glazier sells two very different things: a broken pane that has to be closed today, and insulated glazing people think about for months. Put those two on one page and you lose both.

Locksmiths

In no other trade does response time decide as hard as it does for a locksmith. Someone is standing outside, it is dark, and they call the first number that picks up. The second one to call back is always too late, however good you are.

Pest control companies

Pests are a problem people are embarrassed about and want solved today. They search in the evening, would rather not make a long phone call, and pick whoever answers fastest and calmest.

Cleaning companies

Cleaning is a subscription trade sold online as a one-off service. The revenue sits in a two-year contract, not a single visit, and the difference is in how you handle the first inquiry.

Moving companies

A move is requested the day the keys are confirmed, and then it has to happen within weeks. Whoever can give a ballpark the same day wins, because after that the customer has already called three other companies.

The same system, filled in differently per trade

The twenty-four trades above run on the same parts (website, follow-up, assistant, dashboard, review funnel), but the details differ per trade. For a plumber the assistant mostly handles emergency calls outside office hours, for a landscaper it handles quote requests for a seasonal job, and for a tiler it handles square-footage pricing and planning. The website shows different sample work and different search terms per trade, but the system behind it is the same for everyone.

What differs per trade

Trade group	Where most of the gain sits
Finishing and interiors	A portfolio per job type and a quote form that asks for square footage and materials
Technical and installation	A clear split between emergency and project work, with an assistant that catches call-outs 24/7
Construction and outdoors	Catching seasonal enquiries on time, with follow-up that never lets one sit
Maintenance and services	Repeat customers and a review flow that builds trust for one-off jobs

How to choose

If your trade is not listed by name, pick the group closest to your work: the grouping follows the type of enquiry (emergency, project or seasonal), not the exact trade name. Still unsure? Look at a sample trade page to see what the detail looks like, or ask in a free demo.