The Chore Killer — Automation Setup for Small Trade Businesses

Work leaks out of every shop

You're good at the trade. But every day, business bleeds in places no wrench can reach:

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The quote nobody followed up on — because you were on a job

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The missed call that texted back nothing — so they called the next guy

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The invoice that sat unpaid three weeks because chasing it felt awkward

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The five-star review you never asked for

None of that is a people problem. It's a follow-up problem — and follow-up is exactly what software is good at.

What I set up for you

Pick any three:

Quote follow-up — every quote automatically gets a polite reminder text 48 hours later.
Missed-call text-back — can't answer? They instantly get "Sorry we missed you — what do you need? We'll call right back."
Review requests — job marked done, customer automatically gets your review link. More stars, zero asking.
Appointment confirmations — "Reply Y to confirm Thursday 9 AM." No-shows drop.
Invoice reminders — unpaid invoices nudge the customer on day 7 and day 14, politely, without the awkward call.

How it works

1. Ten-minute form below. Tell me which three you want and what your customers already use.
2. I build it — remotely, on your schedule. No shop visit, no meetings unless you want one.
3. You test it for a week. I fix anything that feels wrong.
4. Plain-English handoff — a one-page cheat sheet. You own it. No monthly lock-in, no hostage situation.

Note: texting automations use a business texting service (typically $1–5/month at small-shop volume). I'll tell you exactly what it costs before we start — that bill goes to the phone company, not me.

$750

flat · one payment · three automations · two weeks

Pay $750 — secure checkout

If I don't get your three automations working within two weeks of your form, you don't pay.

Card payments are handled by Stripe. Bitcoin accepted too — just ask.

Start — the 10-minute form

No account, no phone call. Fill this out and you'll get a personal reply with your setup plan.

Who's doing this

A builder. Nine years Air Force heavy construction — carpenter, mason, welder — who also builds automation systems. I know what a jobsite actually looks like: dirty hands, a ringing phone, and no time for software. That's who this is built for.