Custom software for plumbing companies.

A burst pipe at 2am is your best lead of the week, if someone answers. I build the software that picks up, books, and keeps your board full.

Emergency work rewards whoever answers

Plumbing has the most urgent leads in the trades. The homeowner calls the next number the second yours goes to voicemail.

An answering service reads a script. Software that knows your business asks the right questions, quotes the service fee, and books the visit.

What I build for plumbers

Every piece runs in accounts you own, and every piece talks to the others.

  • An AI phone agent that answers 24/7, triages emergencies, and books jobs
  • Simple dispatch views so the office sees every truck and every ticket
  • Quoting tools for the common jobs, so estimates stop living in text messages
  • Automatic review requests after every closed job
  • Repeat-service reminders for water heaters, sump pumps, and inspections

Built for a real plumbing company

The field-service platforms price per user, and that adds up fast for a 6-truck shop. Software I build for you has no per-user fees: a clear scope and price up front, a working first tool in days, and the code in your name.

I can build this for your business.

Tell me how your team works today. You get a clear scope and price before any work starts, and you own everything I build.

Common questions

Straight answers before we talk.

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How does the AI agent handle a real emergency call?

It asks what happened, where, and how bad, quotes your emergency fee, and books the first slot. If the caller wants a human, it hands off and texts your on-call number a summary immediately.

We are a small shop. Is this overkill?

The smaller the shop, the more one missed call hurts. A first build for a small plumber is usually just the phone agent plus follow-ups. Simple, and it pays for itself in booked jobs.

What does it cost?

It depends on the build. You get a clear scope and price before any work starts, with no per-truck fees. You own the number, the software, and the data.