JobTread's AI Connector lets Claude read and write your jobs, estimates, and schedules — it's the real deal, and we run it daily. But out of the box it has no autonomous runs, no guardrails, no texting, no follow-up sequences. Someone still has to sit there and drive it.
That layer is what we build: the system that drives your JobTread for you — with rules about what it may do alone and what waits for your thumbs-up.
Jason Hastings · Owner, Bang On Construction · $1.3M/yr · Strathroy, Ontario
Our founding contractor client. The build in progress at Bang On: a site visit becomes a scan, a voice note, and a checklist — and comes back as the design, the estimate, and the client presentation, exported straight into JobTread with matching cost codes. What took a designer ten hours happens while the crew drives back. The full case study publishes when the numbers are in.
Speed-to-lead on your web form, follow-up sequences that never forget, proposals and schedule updates on autopilot — with guardrails you set.
Every call, text, and form answered in seconds, booked onto your calendar before the homeowner calls the next name on the list.
Every quote you lost, every past client due for the next project — reactivated with a sequence that sounds like you.
Site notes, meeting transcripts, and invoices turned into documents automatically. Your evenings back.
Pricing rule: you pay about one month of what the system saves you in a year. If that math isn't obvious on the first call, we'll tell you not to hire us.
One recorded video call is the site visit: you walk us through the workflow, drop a real week of your business into a shared folder, and we build against it at our desk. Install happens on your machine, your accounts — then we train your people until they run it without us. Written SOPs included. Nothing hosted on our side, nothing to cancel if you leave.
Take the ten-minute Leak Audit. Qualify, and we install your first small system on one call — a missed-call text-back or a quote follow-up sequence. Yours to keep, no invoice.
Start With the Leak Audit