Up to 20 pages
The website
Up to twenty pages built for a phone, with tap-to-call and a working job request form on every one of them.
Built for the trades · Veteran owned · Managed for you
You’re doing the work.
Your next customer is already calling.
A contractor website or connection to the one you already have, with missed-call text-back, instant inquiry alerts and job-complete review requests — built and managed for you.
- No setup fee
- Managed for you
- You own your domain
- Typical launch 7–10 days
Demonstration
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(703) 555‑0148Ridgeline Plumbing
Missed call · 8:12 AM
Automatic · 8:12 AM
Hi — this is Ridgeline Plumbing. Sorry we missed you, we're on a job.
Reply here and we'll get right back to you.
Water heater is leaking in the basement. Can someone come today?
You · 9:26 AM
Yes — shut the valve on top of the tank if you can reach it. I can be
there between 2 and 4 this afternoon. I'll put you down now.
New leadWater heater · Burke, VA · (703) 555‑0148
Owner alertedNew water-heater inquiry · Burke, VA
Review requestedSent after Job Complete
The gap
Six ordinary moments where the job goes to somebody else.
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 automation cannot know the job ended, so the review request never starts.
A simple Job Complete stage — move it once and the same review request goes to every eligible customer.
What you get
Five automations, and a website for them to land on
Most contractors have a website or they have follow-up. The gap between the two is where the work goes missing.
Automations 1–3
The follow-up
Missed calls get a text back. New inquiries get acknowledged and alert you. Estimates that go quiet get chased before the job goes elsewhere.
Automations 4–5
The reviews — and the customers you already have
Every customer gets asked for a review automatically. Past customers get a seasonal email reminding them you exist, which is the cheapest work you will ever win.
Pricing
The founding rate. $197 a month. No setup fee.
Three-month minimum, then month to month. Each of the my first group of customers keep $197 for as long as we're working together.
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