How it works
Three steps, and two of them are mine
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System reviewAbout 20 minutes
I ask how work actually reaches you today, show you the parts that are relevant, and tell you whether the founding system fits — including if the answer is no.
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I build and configure it7–10 days from receiving your materials
A site of up to 20 pages, form, response rules and review flow. Your business rules get configured, not a template's defaults.
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Review, approve, launchAbout 25 minutes
We walk it together and I change things while you watch. It goes live when you say so — not before.
The gap
You're doing the work. Your next customer is already calling.
Nothing here is a marketing problem. It's six ordinary moments in a working week where the job quietly goes to somebody else.
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You miss the call because you're under a sink
It goes to voicemail. They don’t leave one. They call the next company on the list.
Missed-call text back — they get a reply in seconds, from you, before they dial anyone else.
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The 6:40 PM quote request sits until morning
You see it at 8 AM. They already had two other people out and picked one.
Instant confirmation to them, instant notification to you — so it gets answered tonight, not tomorrow.
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The estimate you sent last week never got a reply
You priced it, you sent it, and then you got busy. It didn't lose — it went quiet, and quiet reads as no.
Automatic estimate follow-up — a check-in, one reminder, then it stops.
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The happy customer never gets asked
You did good work and drove to the next job. It never reaches the profile the next customer checks.
Automatic review requests — every customer asked, and the reviews show up on your own site.
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Your site gives them nothing to press
No tap-to-call, no job request button, no way to text you. They pinch, zoom, give up. Eight seconds, gone.
A site built to be used on a phone — one-tap calling and a working job request form on every page.
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The finished job never gets marked complete
The system has no reliable signal, so the review request never starts.
Move the job to Job Complete — the same request then goes to every eligible customer.
Your work already shows your standards.
Your website and follow-up should too.
The free part is a Google Business Profile audit: two or three issues I can back up with evidence that may be making it harder for customers to understand or contact you, yours to keep whether we work together long term or not. The rest of the twenty minutes is yours. Bring your website, or the part of the job that keeps eating your evenings, and I'll tell you straight whether I can help.
Or email contact@ironcedartechnology.com