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SYSTEMS FOR CONTRACTORS

Modernize the way your contracting business runs.

Connected systems for your office, customers and crews, configured around your process, tested with your team, and supported by Ian Saunders.

Built around your business. Orlando and Central Florida.

Give your office less to chase.

THE CONVERSATION

One place to pick up
where you left off.

Keep the inquiry, quote and follow-up together so your office can see what needs doing.

InquiryConversationNext step

Illustrative workflow. Your scope defines what gets connected.

FOLLOW-UPPAPERWORKJOB HANDOFFS

FOR SALES TEAMS

Your floor. Your CRM.
A closer look at the dialing.

I ran a team on ReadyMode. Now I work with sales teams on their dialing setup. We look at what you use, what your reps value, and what you would want working differently.

FROM THE FIRST DIAL TO THE CALLBACK

Give the conversation
a way to continue.

  • Outbound dialing. Power and predictive modes, configured for the way your team works.
  • Incoming calls. A configured AI agent can answer when your reps do not.
  • The next step. Call-outcome writeback, checked against your CRM before setup.
See what I configure ↗

For established contractors with people and systems already in place. You and I decide which tasks the system handles before the build starts.

Also in the agreed scope Routine paperwork  /  Crew confirmations  /  Business information

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LOCAL RESEARCH / SEPTEMBER 2026

Start with
what you can see.

I reviewed 88 contractor websites and 109 Google business profiles in Orlando and Central Florida.

73/88

websites had no visible way to capture a conversation outside office hours.

23/88

websites were running Google ads with no call tracking detectable on the site.

The full findings and what they can tell us

73 of 88 websites had no call tracking detectable in the website scan. 41 of 109 profiles listed the business as open around the clock. Another finding: 33 websites advertised emergency or round-the-clock service alongside ordinary office hours.

A website scan can't tell me how a company handles its phones. These are starting points for a conversation, not proof of missed work. I can show you the research if you'd like.

Website observations, not measured missed calls or lost revenue.

02 / YOUR POINT OF CONTACT

I've handled the work
behind the jobs.

I ran roofing operations in Orlando: work orders, subcontractor dispatch and insurance paperwork. I started building systems to help manage that work.

Think of me as the general contractor for this build. I set the scope, do the implementation and remain accountable through testing and handover.

I deliver the build myself, including its AI answering and agreed follow-up, and I am your point of contact throughout.

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WHAT STILL LIVES IN YOUR HEAD

What does it cost you to train somebody?

What you know took years to learn. When the instructions live in your head, the next person has to come back to you for them.

We document your instructions for the agreed repeat tasks. Your people keep the judgment calls.

  • How many hours before a new man is any use to you?
  • How long do they usually stay?
  • Is there one of them who could learn everything you know in ninety days?

What does your team still need you to explain?

Bring me one repeat task. We'll look at the instructions, the handoff and where your judgment is still needed.

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03 / THE OFFER

The setup.
The ongoing service.

The setup is part of the offer. These prices cover a single location. Larger teams and multiple locations need a separate scope.

Phone answering and follow-up

Start with the phone

$1,500 setup + $500 a month

Your calls get answered and your leads get followed up, without adding anyone to your payroll.

It will not make the judgment calls. We agree in advance which questions and actions it can handle, which need you, and how those reach you. We test those boundaries before it goes live on your number.

Contractor job system

The office side of the job

$10,000 setup + $750 a month

Your job system, from the first inquiry through to getting paid.

It will not make the judgment calls. We agree in advance which questions and actions it can handle, which need your approval, and how those are passed to your team. We test those boundaries before handover.

Compare the full scope, service costs and terms

Start here

Start with the phone

$1,500to set up
$500a month

Your calls get answered and your leads get followed up, without adding anyone to your payroll.

  • An assistant answers inbound calls in your name, day and evening.
  • A missed call gets a text back while the caller still remembers ringing you.
  • The follow-up you agree runs on its own, in the hours you agree.
  • Bookings land on your calendar, and what was said lands on the record.
  • You get told what it could not handle, instead of finding out later.

It will not make the judgment calls. We agree in advance which questions and actions it can handle, which need you, and how those reach you. We test those boundaries before it goes live on your number.

This tier is the phone and the follow-up. Work orders, invoicing, subcontractors and the rest of the job process are the full system below, not this.

What finished means. We agree what finished means before you pay the balance: it answers as agreed, the handoffs reach the right person, and a real call has run through it. Month to month. It runs while you pay for it and stops when you stop. Your records stay yours either way.

Setup and installation

$10,000once

Your job system, from the first inquiry through to getting paid.

I set up the paperwork and handoffs between your office, customers and subcontractors, including an AI assistant for incoming calls and agreed follow-up. We test the process with your team and train the people who will run it.

  • Estimates and invoices built from a phone in the field and sent for one tap customer approval.
  • Work orders numbered, generated, and texted to the assigned subcontractor, who accepts by tapping a link.
  • Subcontractor sign-up that collects documents, trade and direct deposit details, with bank routing numbers checked before anyone tries to pay.
  • Subcontractor invoices with lien waiver upload, and payment status tracked against the job.
  • Scheduling that texts the customer the real date, then reminds them before the crew arrives.
  • Lead capture that creates the customer record and the job card in one step, so no inquiry sits with nothing attached to it.
  • A price book by division, so anyone quoting a job works from the same list.
  • An AI assistant that answers your phone when your team cannot, takes the details and puts them straight onto the job record.
  • Follow-up by text and email, with reply and opt-out rules agreed and tested before launch.
  • The assistant uses your approved business information, with review and handoff rules set for questions outside its scope.
  • Your own dialer and phone system set up under your name, on my platform account.

The service you rent

$750a month

Hosting, support and updates for the system above.

  • Hosting, backups and the daily jobs that keep the system moving.
  • Support for you and whoever runs your office.
  • Fixes and updates as the system changes.
  • Outbound messages scheduled within the sending hours agreed for your account, using the recipient's time zone.
  • Failures surface as an alert instead of going quiet.

I build and support it myself and I am your point of contact.

The monthly is rented. It runs while you pay for it and stops when you stop, the same as your phone bill. Your records stay yours either way.

Optional services

Need a workspace for your business information and repeat tasks? We can scope a FounderOS workspace and the partner support separately. Your proposal will list the work, ownership terms and ongoing costs.

The terms

It will not make the judgment calls. We agree in advance which questions and actions it can handle, which need your approval, and how those are passed to your team. We test those boundaries before handover.

Other contractor software includes many of these features. My responsibility is to configure the agreed process for your business, test it with your team and remain your point of contact.

What finished means. We agree on the acceptance checks before you pay. They include a job passing through the stages in your scope, your office repeating the process, and an authorized real job entering the system. We also test the AI answers, approval boundaries and handoffs. Thirty days of fixes for work that does not meet the agreed scope follow handover.

How you pay. You pay half the install price to start. The remaining half is due after the agreed acceptance checks pass and before handover. Monthly service begins at handover.

Your scope names what gets installed, which accounts it runs on, what you can export, and which services carry their own ongoing cost. Your customer records, job history and documents remain yours. The job system is hosted and maintained by Ian as part of the monthly service. Before you pay, we agree on account access, what is included in an export and how your records are handed over if the service ends.

A working system, running a business today.

A roofing and general contracting company in Central Florida runs on this system. Work orders, subcontractor onboarding and payment, estimates and invoices, scheduling with customer reminders, insurance claim packets, the tools their office and field crews use, and their public website.

I have built operating systems in other industries on the same approach. The contractor version is being packaged for installation at other companies, adapting the setup, documents and job stages to the work we agree on.

We agree on the delivery schedule before you pay, after checking the scope and the access needed.

What the setup includes

  • Your workflow mapped from inquiry to payment
  • Your pipelines, stages and job fields built in your CRM
  • Estimates, invoices and work orders in your branding
  • Customer approval by tap, and subcontractor acceptance by tap
  • Subcontractor sign-up, direct deposit details and lien waivers
  • Scheduling with automatic customer reminders
  • Your price book loaded by division
  • Team training, a written runbook and a recorded handover
  • Thirty days of fixes after handover

Phone, messaging, model usage and any additional campaign work are itemized in your written scope before you pay.

    You can use a number we provide or bring your own.

    What would make this worth doing in your business?

    Bring me one task you'd want the system to handle. We'll look at how it works today, what could change, and whether the time or money involved justifies the cost.

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    You approve the written scope, costs and timing before you pay.

    Want to work through the numbers first?

    Use what a job leaves after costs to see how many additional jobs would cover setup and service. Then explore an estimate follow-up scenario using your own assumptions.

    Check the payback numbers

    Also available

    Business Tune-Up: $299 one time. Websites from $1,500.
    Website management from $149 a month.

    Websites, search and ongoing care

    BEFORE WE START

    Clear scope.
    Clear terms.

    The setup covers mapping how your jobs move, building your pipelines and fields, putting your branding on the paperwork, loading your price book, and training your office. We agree on the deliverables and connected systems in writing before work starts.

    Text and email usage, phone lines and minutes are billed at cost. Migrating old job history, accounting, bookkeeping, tax and legal advice are outside this service. Lead generation is a separate conversation. Anything else excluded is named in your scope.

    What goes into the scope

    We agree on how we will check the work and what your team needs at handover. Standard includes AI answering and agreed follow-up. I deliver it myself and I am your point of contact throughout.

    01

    Your workflow

    We map the steps from inquiry to payment and find where jobs get held up.

    02

    Your accounts

    The system is set up against your own CRM and phone number, so your contacts and conversations stay in one place that you control.

    03

    Your pipelines and fields

    We build the stages your jobs actually move through, and the fields the paperwork reads from.

    04

    Your documents

    Estimates, invoices and work orders carry your name, your license numbers and your branding.

    05

    Your price book

    We load your line items by division so anybody quoting works from the same list. You set the prices.

    06

    Your people

    We set up who gets which alert, and train you and whoever runs your office.

    07

    A recorded handover

    Your team gets a recording of how to use what was built.

    How the build and handover work

    We confirm your installation schedule before you pay.

    Before we start

    We agree on the scope, the costs and the schedule.

    Mapping and setup

    We map how your jobs actually move and set up your pipelines, fields and documents.

    Configuration and testing

    We build it against your accounts, load your price book and test a job end to end.

    Handover

    We walk through it with you and your office, and record the session.

    The first thirty days after

    I fix anything that does not work as agreed.

    I'll need your help explaining how the business runs and who handles each step, and I'll need access to your CRM. We confirm the schedule against the agreed work.

    Ownership, cancellation and payment
    01

    Ownership defined in your scope

    The scope identifies what you retain, what you can export and what depends on a paid service.

    02

    The subscription is month to month

    You can cancel without a cancellation penalty. The subscribed service ends when you stop paying.

    Setup payments already made are non-refundable once work has started. The second payment becomes due only after the agreed acceptance checks pass. There is no money-back guarantee.

    What your records help you see

    Calls, quotes and job updates give you a record of what happened. You can look back at unanswered inquiries, delayed approvals and work still waiting for a decision.

    Those records help us choose what to improve next. Changes still need to be reviewed and put into practice.

    START WITH ONE TASK

    Which part of the work
    would you change first?

    Tell me about a quote that went quiet, a handoff that needed chasing, or a task your team keeps bringing back to you. We'll look at what happens now and whether a different system would be worth the cost.

    Talk with Ian (321) 455-5312 ian@fixtrustpro.com

    Prefer email? Tell me what happened and what you'd like to work differently.