For General Contractors
General contracting is the trade where nobody is ever in an office. The inquiries arrive during the day, into a phone that's in a truck, on a site with no signal, while you're managing three subtrades.
$397/mo — everything included No setup fee Month to month
A recent afternoon
Missed call from (604) 555‑0188
Sorry we missed you — Dave at Stonebridge Construction. What are you planning?
Kitchen reno, want to get quotes in before spring. Are you taking work?
We can come and look Friday morning. Pick a time that suits you: stonebridgeconstruction.ca/book
Kitchen reno site visit — 8:30am Friday
You were on site with the framing crew. First of the three quotes they were getting.
The gap
Every contractor tells themselves they'll return calls at the end of the day. Then the day ends at seven, there are four voicemails, two of them are twelve hours old, and the inquiry from this morning has already had someone else out to quote.
It isn't disorganisation. It's that renovation inquiries arrive at the exact hours you're least able to take them, and there's no version of your day where that changes.
Why it matters here
Someone planning a kitchen contacts three or four contractors in an afternoon. The ones who reply that same day get on the shortlist. Everyone else is competing to be the second quote, which is a bad place to be.
Referrals still check you out online before calling. A real website with real photos of your work does more for you than any amount of describing it on the phone.
If a job takes four months, you finish six a year. That's six chances to be asked for a review, and most contractors ask for none of them. Automating it is the difference between eight reviews and forty.
What you get
The same system whatever your trade — a website that brings the calls in, and everything behind it that stops them going to waste.
No setup fee · Month to month · Cancel anytime
Straight answer
Some companies selling this will offer to screen your reviews — catch the unhappy ones before they reach Google. I don't, because Google prohibits it and it's your listing that gets suspended, not the vendor's.
The system asks every customer instead, right after the job. Most of your customers are happy, so that still lands most businesses in the high fours — the problem was never bad reviews, it was that nobody was asking. More on that here.
Questions
Being booked is exactly when this pays off — because you can be selective. More inquiries means better jobs, not just more of them. And a pipeline that keeps filling while you're heads-down is what stops the gap when a big project finishes.
Usually one to two weeks from approval. Text messaging carriers require a registration step for business numbers that takes several business days, and I start it the day you sign. Your website goes live regardless — only the texting waits.
No. Month to month, cancel whenever with an email. The website is licensed to you while you're a subscriber rather than sold to you — that's what makes $397 with no setup fee possible — but your domain and your customer data are yours and come with you either way.
Fifteen minutes on the phone, then I build it. You decide once it's in front of you — nothing to pay before that.
Already have a website? Check how it scores on a phone — free, about thirty seconds, nothing to install.
Also works for renovation contractors, home builders, kitchen and bath remodellers, basement finishers and design-build firms. All industries.