The front end of the job, handled.
Licensed contractors build. We do everything that has to happen before the first truck shows up — finding the work, qualifying it, drawing it, pricing it, and getting it to signature.
We are not a contractor and never appear on a contract. Every project is performed by the licensed contractor who owns the client relationship.
Roofing, landscape, solar, remodel and specialty trades who want more of the right work.
A sales and marketing operation without the payroll, the desks, or the ramp-up.
A signed contract and a job ready to break ground — in your name, not ours.
BLDReady: from first contact to contract
One packet, assembled in order. Take the whole thing or the pieces you're missing.
Lead generation and qualification
Intent data and outreach that finds homeowners and property owners actually in the market — then filters out the ones who aren't.
First contact and follow-up
Calls answered, appointments booked, CRM kept current. Nobody waits three days for a callback.
Design, plans and drawings
Concepts, drawings and blueprints prepared so the client can see the work before deciding on it.
Takeoffs, materials and pricing
Measurements, material catalogs and current pricing — the arithmetic that decides whether a job is worth doing.
Estimates and proposals
Clean, branded documents the client can read, compare and approve without a phone call.
Contract, then it's yours
The signed job lands in your hands, build-ready. Our name appears nowhere on it.
Three ways we work
Lead generation
Campaigns built on who is actually looking for your trade in your service area, not a list you rent by the thousand.
Sales support as a service
We answer, qualify, quote and follow up — an inside sales team that costs less than one hire and starts the week you say go.
Operational support
The parts of the office that slow a contractor down: documents, scheduling, client communication, the things that fall through on a busy week.
Software we build and give our clients
Built in-house for the construction trades, and included with the work rather than sold as another subscription to manage.
“The contractor holds the license, the contract and the client. We hold the work that gets them there.”
That line is the whole business model. It is also the law — in California, only a licensed contractor may contract for or advertise construction work, and we structure every engagement around it.Talk to us
Call and you'll reach Ruby, our front desk. She'll get the details and put time on Mike's calendar — usually the same day.
Bring one job you didn't win
Tell us how the lead came in, what the bid looked like, and where it went quiet. That one story usually shows exactly which piece of the front end is costing you work — and whether we're the right fix for it.