Software for home service and trade businesses
Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, landscaping, cleaning, remodeling, pest control, restoration and the trades around them.
Quotes live in the owner’s head, jobs live in a group chat, and invoices go out when somebody remembers. Nothing is broken exactly — it just all depends on one person being available.
What I can actually show you
I run Haslett Handyman on software I wrote: $216K invoiced, 3,235 transactions auto-categorised, and about 140 hours of admin taken out of my week.
What I build for home & trade services
Work comes in without you
Email, form and phone enquiries become tickets automatically, with the job details already attached. Nothing sits in an inbox waiting for someone to notice it.
Scheduling and crews in one place
Who is doing what, where, today. Work orders the crew can actually use on a phone in a driveway, not a desktop system nobody opens.
Invoicing and getting paid
Invoices raised from completed work rather than from memory, contractor payouts calculated, and a straight answer to "what am I owed" without asking anyone.
Where this usually starts
Ops-Automation Build — from $6,000
Published pricing, fixed scope, and a free Operations Audit first so we both know whether the build is worth doing before either of us commits to it.
Questions I get asked
Do I need to replace the software I already use?
Usually not. Most trade businesses have one tool that works — often the accounting or the invoicing — and three that do not. I build around what works and replace what does not, because a migration you did not need is the fastest way to lose a month.
How is this different from ServiceTitan or Jobber?
Those are good products that you bend your business around, priced per user per month forever. I build the system around how you already work, you own it, and there is no seat count. If an off-the-shelf tool genuinely fits you better, I will tell you that instead of selling you a build.
What does it cost?
Ops-Automation builds start at $6,000 and most land between $6,000 and $10,000. The free Operations Audit comes first and is genuinely free — it is how I find out whether there is $6,000 of value here before either of us commits.