Lead alerts and online booking
The first business to call back usually gets the job. I set up your site so every form, booking and after-hours request reaches your phone in seconds, even when your hands are full.
Text alerts in secondsSound familiar?
I can't answer the phone with my hands in a wall. By the time I call back, they've booked someone else.
People call after hours, get my voicemail, and never leave a message.
My contact form says thanks, but half the time the email never shows up.
What you get
When someone fills out your form, you get a text with their name, number and what they need. Tap once to call back while they're still deciding.
Some customers would rather pick a time than wait for a callback. Online booking shows your open times and puts the visit straight on your calendar.

People search when the problem happens, not when you're open. After-hours requests and booking keep working while you sleep, and customers know exactly what happens next.
Under the hood
You don't need to know any of this to work with me. But if you're curious, here's what's doing the work, in plain English.
One tap from any page calls or texts you. I test both on a real phone before launch.
A text to your phone with the lead's name, number and what they need, the second they hit send.
A real email service sends your alerts, set up so they land in your inbox instead of spam.
A secure database that saves every lead before anything else happens. If an email ever fails, the lead is still there.
Customers pick an open time and it lands on your calendar. I'll connect the tool you already use, or set one up.
An instant “Got it, I'll call you within the hour” so they stop calling your competitors.
What it costs
Booking or quote forms with email and text alerts come with Grow and Run. Every package includes click-to-call and a contact form that lands in your inbox.
See full pricingQuestions
No. Alerts come in as a regular text and email on the phone you already have. Tap the number in the text to call the customer back.
Yes. They pick an open time and it goes straight on your calendar. If you'd rather look at each job first, it can be a quote request instead.
Every lead is saved to a database before any email goes out, so it's never lost. A form that says thanks while the email quietly vanishes is the problem I find most often on other sites.
Often, yes. Booking and alerts can usually be added to the site you have. If your current site makes that hard, I'll tell you honestly whether a fix or a rebuild costs less.
Free 15 minute call
I'll look at your site and your Google listing the way a customer would and show you where leads slip away. Hire me or not, you'll know what to fix first.