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CRM, customer list, scheduling & follow-up

Get your customer info, estimates, and follow-up out of three places and into one.

A notebook, a spreadsheet, somebody's phone, three email threads, and a filing cabinet. Nothing's connected. Things slip. That's almost always the actual problem — not whether you bought the "right" CRM.

What "the system is broken" usually looks like.

  • The customer list lives in three places.So nobody can pull a list to call past customers, or even know who they are.
  • The pipeline is in someone's head.Who's a lead, who's quoted, who's booked, who's done — there's no one screen that shows it.
  • Estimates are inconsistent.Different format every time, takes too long to write, and nobody's chasing the ones that went quiet.
  • The office and the truck disagree.Field changes don't flow back. The office is calling the crew to ask what happened.
  • You paid for a CRM but nobody uses it.Half-configured, missing data, painful to update. So the team works around it.

One customer list, one pipeline, one source of truth.

We'll set up HubSpot or work with whatever you already have. The point isn't the tool — it's that the office and the field stop arguing about which version of the spreadsheet is right.

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CRM cleanup & setup

  • Existing customer data pulled out of PDFs, spreadsheets, and inboxes — cleaned up and deduplicated.
  • HubSpot (or your existing CRM) configured around your real pipeline stages.
  • Lead capture: forms, call tracking, and missed-call text-back that actually drop into the CRM with the right tags.
  • Customer history searchable in one place — past jobs, photos, notes, quotes.

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Pipeline, scheduling & follow-up

  • One pipeline view: who's a lead, who's quoted, who's booked, who's done.
  • Scheduling that holds when the field changes — and flows back to the office.
  • Follow-up sequences for quotes, missed calls, and past customers — running automatically.
  • Simple monthly reporting: quotes out, jobs booked, average ticket. The numbers that say whether the business is healthier this month.

What this looks like in practice.

Signage company · CRM & customer list

8,000 records out of filing cabinets, into a working CRM

Problem: Decades of estimates, invoices, and client records in PDFs and filing cabinets — no way to call past customers. What changed: Records pulled out, cleaned up, and stood up in a working CRM with follow-up sequences. Outcome: The team can pull a list by service, region, or year and run a campaign in an afternoon.

Trades · Pipeline & follow-up

Pipeline you can see, running in the first month

Problem: Leads landing in email, voicemail, and Facebook DMs — nothing tracked. What changed: Lead capture wired into one CRM, a pipeline view the owner checks each morning, and automatic follow-up on quiet quotes. Outcome: Fewer dropped balls and a clearer picture of where the business actually is.

What you're probably wondering.

"Do I have to switch to HubSpot?"
No. If what you have works well enough, we'll clean it up and configure it properly. If it doesn't, we'll move you — but only after we've shown you the cost and what improves.
"How long does this take?"
Most setups are running in the first few weeks. Data cleanup can take longer depending on how much is in PDFs and filing cabinets. We start with the pipeline view and the lead capture — the things that stop leaks immediately.
"What about training my team?"
Built in. We don't hand off a tool nobody knows how to use. We sit with the people who'll actually update it, and give it a few weeks of office hours so the habit sticks.
"What does it cost?"
Most CRM/workflow engagements start around $3K/month, scoped to a specific outcome (e.g., "pipeline view live in 30 days, follow-up sequences live in 60"). Software costs shown up front. No long contracts.

Book a 30-minute checkup.

Walk us through how a lead becomes a quote, becomes a job, becomes a happy customer. We'll tell you honestly where the leaks are and what's worth fixing first.