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AI automation for trades and home service businesses

AI automation for owner-run plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing and landscaping businesses: lead follow-up, quotes, scheduling and invoice follow-up, built around the tools you already use.

In most trade businesses the owner is in the truck all day and catches up on paperwork at night. I help you answer leads faster, get quotes out sooner and get paid on time, without adding another app your crew has to learn.

Where the time goes

What I set up

Rules to respect

Oregon contractors are licensed by the CCB and Washington contractors register with L&I, and both states have rules for contracts and notices. Automations draft from your approved templates, and you sign off on pricing and contracts. Customer texting follows consent rules, so it only goes to people who asked to hear from you.

How it works

  1. Process audit. I sit with the people who do the work, map where the hours go, and rank the tasks worth automating. You get a short written plan. Small offices can start with the half-day starter instead.
  2. First build. I build one automation inside the tools you already use. It only touches what it needs, a person approves anything that matters, every action is logged, and there is an off switch.
  3. Training and care. Your team learns to run it in plain language. Care covers tuning and fixes after launch.

Pricing is on the home page.

Common questions

Who sets up AI automation for contractors in Clark and Cowlitz County?

Mike Moore, an independent AI automation consultant based in Woodland, WA, sets up lead follow-up, quoting, scheduling and invoice reminders for owner-run trade businesses in Clark and Cowlitz County, the Portland metro and up to Seattle.

Can AI write quotes for my contracting business?

It can draft them from your notes and price list. The safe setup checks every line against your prices and waits for your approval before it sends.

Do I need to replace my scheduling software?

No. I start with what you already use, whether that is a field service app, QuickBooks or a spreadsheet.

Talk about one process

Tell me about the paperwork that eats your week. I'll tell you plainly whether it's worth automating, and if it isn't, I'll say so.

Send Mike a note

Based in Woodland, WA, serving Portland to Seattle. On site along I-5, remote anywhere.