Most of what's here is concept work, and it's labeled that way on every entry: we took a real shop's public website, found where inquiries go to die, and built the thing we'd sell them. No client logos, no invented results, no borrowed reviews. Judge the work itself — each demo is live, and you can click through and watch a customer get answered.
Each entry follows the same shape: the problem we could see from outside, what we built for it, and what the demo shows.
Plumbing — Dallas, TX
Problem:After-hours callers reached voicemail; most don't leave a message, they call the next plumber.
Built:An instant text-back for missed calls that starts the conversation and takes the job details.
Shows:A missed call at night turning into a booked conversation, with the details sent to the owner.
Roofing
Problem:Their roof inspection form works fine — then nothing answers it until someone's back in the office.
Built:An instant reply to every form inquiry, with the inspection request routed to the owner.
Shows:A Friday-night inspection request answered on the spot instead of Monday morning.
Pest control
Problem:Their own site promises 'We respond in 24 hours!' — a full day is a long time when bugs are in the kitchen.
Built:A reply flow that answers in under a minute and captures the customer's details.
Shows:The same inquiry their site would take a day on, answered while the customer is still at the screen.
HVAC
Problem:Appointment requests came through a form that nobody acknowledged — customers couldn't tell if it even sent.
Built:An instant acknowledgment drawn from their actual request, with the details sent to the owner.
Shows:A request that confirms itself in seconds, so the customer stops shopping around.
Plumbing — St. Louis, MO
Problem:Their posted hours are Monday to Friday, 8 to 4 — closed weekends, when pipes don't check the calendar.
Built:After-hours and weekend coverage: instant replies whenever the office is shut.
Shows:A Saturday problem getting an answer Saturday, not Monday at 8.
Air conditioning & heating — Austin area, TX
Problem:A Saturday-evening call about a dead AC in Texas heat is an emergency to the customer and a voicemail to the shop.
Built:Missed-call text-back with an emergency flag, so the owner sees the urgent ones first.
Shows:A 6:40 pm Saturday call answered by text in under a minute and marked urgent in the owner's inbox.
Plumbing — Columbus, OH
Problem:A burst pipe at 6 pm can't wait for a callback queue.
Built:An instant reply to evening inquiries that acknowledges the actual problem the customer described.
Shows:A 6:10 pm burst-pipe message answered right away, in words that match what the customer sent.
Roofing
Problem:Their site says 'schedule online — any day and time, 24-7.' There was no actual scheduling behind the words.
Built:The booking page the promise describes: pick a day and time, any hour, and it's on the calendar.
Shows:A 9:05 pm visitor doing exactly what the site already claims they can.
Pest control
Problem:A big 'Schedule a Service Today!' heading, with no scheduling flow behind it — the visitor still had to call.
Built:A working schedule-a-service flow under the same promise.
Shows:A customer booking a service visit online instead of hitting a dead end.
Remodeling & construction — Texas
Problem:Project inquiries arrived through the site with no fast answer, and remodeling customers get quotes from whoever replies first.
Built:Instant replies to new inquiries, after hours included, with details to the owner.
Shows:An evening project inquiry answered while the homeowner is still comparing builders.
Garage doors
Problem:Website inquiries waited until the next business day for an answer.
Built:An instant-reply flow for website inquiries, with the job details sent to the owner.
Shows:A broken-spring inquiry answered in under a minute instead of tomorrow.
Plumbing
Problem:Inquiries came in with no immediate acknowledgment, leaving customers guessing whether anyone would call back.
Built:Instant acknowledgment and routing for every inquiry.
Shows:A customer hearing back right away — and the owner getting everything needed to quote the job.
Electrical
Problem:Honestly: from their public site we couldn't pin down one specific gap, so this demo doesn't pretend there is one.
Built:Our standard instant-reply flow, shown on their business so they can judge it as it is.
Shows:Exactly what any shop gets — a fast, plain answer to a new inquiry, nothing dressed up.
These are ours — sample builds we made to show the underlying work, not for any client.
A complete booking site for a fictional home-cleaning company: customers pick a service and a time, the rules are enforced for real (no Sunday bookings, no dates in the past), and the owner gets an admin view of every booking. There's also a chat assistant version that answers from the price list and takes bookings in conversation. It shows what a Website + Online Booking build from us looks like before you pay for one.
A working sample of back-office automation: an invoice comes in, the details are pulled out and filed into a spreadsheet without anyone retyping them. It shows the automation work behind our custom builds — the unglamorous kind that saves an office an hour a day.
Pick the demo closest to your trade. A paid build uses your real prices, your hours, and your service area — and you'll test it on your own phone before it goes live.