Quote requests with the basics included
Collect the location, type of work, timing, and available photos in one place. Flag missing information and draft a reply for the office to review before it goes to the customer.
AI for construction & trades · Oregon
AI consulting and workflow automation for Oregon builders, remodelers, electricians, plumbers, and other trades. Make quote requests, job notes, and office handoffs easier to manage.
A useful first project starts with the office work that interrupts the job: incomplete inquiries, notes scattered across messages, or the same information entered twice. Greg works directly with you to map that process and build a manageable improvement.
Talk through a workflowWhere to start
Examples of projects we can assess and scope with you.
Collect the location, type of work, timing, and available photos in one place. Flag missing information and draft a reply for the office to review before it goes to the customer.
Turn crew notes into a structured draft with the job reference, completed work, materials, and open questions. Keep the original notes alongside the summary so someone can check the details.
Move reviewed information into a job tracker or a weekly report where your software supports it. Start with a dependable export when a direct integration would add more upkeep than value.
A practical first project
Bring a few representative inquiries or job notes and describe who handles them today. We look at volume, time spent, and common exceptions.
Pricing, scope commitments, technical judgments, and customer promises stay with your team. Agree on the fields and checks an automation can handle.
Test against ordinary requests, incomplete submissions, and jobs outside your service area. Review the output before connecting it to live work.
Document who checks the queue, how errors are handled, and what the software costs to run. Agree on maintenance separately.
Before we start
Yes. We can repair contact paths, explain services and service areas, or build a new website. Website work and internal automation are scoped according to what you need first.
That is not the starting assumption. We assess the tools you already use, their integration options, and whether the proposed change makes the work simpler.
A first project should keep pricing and scope under your review. An automation can prepare a draft or organize the supporting details; your team approves what is sent.
Request a consultation
Describe the process you want to improve. Greg reviews every inquiry personally and will reply to arrange a conversation and outline next steps.