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The Work You're Losing Is Already in Your Business

Somebody calls while your crew is under a house and you never hear about it. A quote goes out and nobody chases it. We handle that part of the business. Your crew keeps working the way they always have.

  • Nobody on your team sets anything up or logs in
  • Works with your software, a spreadsheet, or nothing at all
  • Running inside a week. No contract.
  • Set up around the way your trade actually closes work
Sitting in customers you already have
$20K – $40K
That’s a rough figure off a typical customer list. We’ll run yours on the call.

We’re taking on our first few clients in each trade right now. Founding clients lock today’s rate for as long as they stay.

Tradesperson working on an electrical panel
6
Systems running for every client
24/7
Every call answered, day or night
$0
Setup cost, no contract

Why Shops Choose FlowState

What Done-For-You Actually Means Here

Completely done for you

You never log into anything. We set it up, write the messages and keep it running. When it breaks at nine at night, that’s our problem to solve.

Set up for your trade

A roofer loses a bid he never chased. A plumber loses a call he couldn’t get to. Your setup is built for whichever one you are.

No software required

ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro and Jobber all work. So does a spreadsheet. So does a folder of old invoices.

Your crew changes nothing

No new app and no training day. Most crews never notice anything changed, except that the schedule keeps filling up.

Live in days

Most shops are live inside a week. We need thirty minutes of your time to get there.

Month to month

No contract, no setup fee. If we stop being worth the money, you leave.

Your Trade

Every Trade Loses Work Differently

A roofer loses work six weeks after the bid goes out. A plumber loses it in the ninety seconds before somebody else picks up. Same six systems either way. The timing and the wording are what change. Pick the group you’re in.

Plumber working on pipework in a wall
Now onboarding

Service & Emergency

HVAC · Plumbing · Electrical · Garage Door · Appliance Repair · Well & Water · Septic

The equipment you installed eight years ago is still out there aging. When it finally quits, whoever picks up the phone first gets the replacement.

Typical replacement job
$10K – $14K
See service trades →
Roofer working on a residential tear-off
Now onboarding

Project & Exterior

Roofing · Remodeling · Painting · Flooring · Solar · Fencing · Concrete · Windows & Doors

Most project work closes on the third or fourth follow-up. By then you're three jobs down the road and that bid is sitting in a folder.

Typical project value
$15K – $40K
See project trades →
Lawn crew working a residential property
Now onboarding

Recurring & Specialty

Pest · Lawn & Landscaping · Pool · Cleaning · Locksmith · Auto Glass · Restoration · Moving

Contracts lapse without anyone noticing. Routes thin out a stop at a time. The one-off jobs never turn into regulars because nobody got around to calling.

Typical annual customer value
$800 – $2,400
See recurring & specialty →

Sound Familiar?

Five Places the Work Goes

None of this is carelessness. It's what happens when the person running the jobs is also the person meant to do the follow-up.

The call that went to voicemail

They called the next name on the list. By the time you saw the notification it was already somebody else’s job.

The quote that went silent

You did the walkthrough and sent the number. Nothing came back. A lot of those turn into yes with one phone call that nobody makes.

The invoice nobody chased

The work is finished and the money is still sitting out there. Nobody enjoys making that call, so it doesn’t get made.

The review you never asked for

They were happy. They would have said so. Nobody asked them, and the next customer went with the shop that had two hundred reviews.

The customer you never called back

You did good work for them once. They've hired somebody else twice since.

Live Demo

See It Running

Three of the six, running the way they run for a real shop. Nobody in the office touched any of it.

Call activity● Live
(602) 555–0148
Missed 2:14 PM · crew on a job
Text sent 2:14
(480) 555–0917
Missed 11:03 AM · second line busy
Booked
(602) 555–0233
Missed 9:41 AM · supplier callback
No action
(623) 555–0562
Missed 8:12 AM · new customer
Booked
Text back · (602) 555–0148
Sent automatically · 14 seconds after the missed call
Hi, this is Marcy at Vale & Sons. Sorry we missed you, the crew is on a job. What do you need done? I can get you on the schedule right here.
Caller · 2 minutes later
No worries. Need someone out this week if possible.
Handed to the owner · 2:19 PM
Real job. Conversation handed off, they’re expecting your call.
✓ On the scheduleThursday 8 AM

Missed at 2:14. Answered at 2:14. By the time the crew came down off the roof it was on the schedule, and nobody in the shop had touched a phone.

11:47 PM · after hours● Answering
Incoming — (602) 481–7733
Unknown caller
Ringing
“Thanks for calling. The crew is off for the night, but I can help. Is this an emergency?”
FlowState · 11:47 PM
“Water everywhere in the basement. It’s getting worse.”
Caller · 11:48 PM
Urgent
“Flagging this as an emergency. Someone calls you at 7 AM, first stop of the day. What’s the address?”
FlowState · 11:48 PM
Your inbox · 7:00 AM3 new
Patricia N., emergency
Address confirmed · callback 7 AM · est. $800–$3,200
First
Williams — ready for a quote
Wants a walkthrough this week
Warm
3 new five-star reviews
Martinez, Thompson, Chen · overnight
Posted

That call came in at 11:47 at night. It got answered, sorted out as a real emergency, and the address was confirmed. All of it was sitting at the top of the list before anyone in the shop woke up.

Jobs closed today● Live
Martinez. Service call
Closed 2:34 PM · Carlos R.
Text sent 4:04
Thompson, repair
Closed 4:12 PM · Tony S.
Review posted
Park — maintenance
Closed 5:47 PM · Devin M.
Queued
Review request · Martinez
FlowState · 4:04 PM
Hi Maria! Carlos just wrapped up at your place. If you have thirty seconds, a Google review would mean a lot to us.
Maria · 4:19 PM
He was great! Happy to. Send me the link
FlowState · 4:19 PM
Here you go: g.co/r/review. Takes about thirty seconds. Thank you!
★★★★★Posted 4:41 PM

Carlos finished the job and went home. He didn’t ask for a review, because nobody ever remembers to. It showed up anyway, thirty-seven minutes later.

How It Works

You're Involved in One Step Out of Four

You give us thirty minutes at the start. After that it runs, and we keep running it. Nobody hands you a login and disappears.

Tradesman cutting masonry on site
STEP 01 · YOU

You say yes

A 30-minute call. You give us your customer and job history, and tell us how you want to sound.

STEP 02 · US

We build it

We load your history, set up all six systems for your trade, and write your messages.

STEP 03 · US

It goes live

Within days everything is running on your real customer base. We watch the first week closely.

STEP 04 · US

Work comes back

Conversations land in your hands already warm, with a plain-English summary every week.

No obligation

Send Us Your Number

We’ll text you back, ask a few questions about your shop, and tell you what we’d expect to find in a customer list like yours. If it isn’t a fit we’ll say so.

Prefer to send the details? Use the full form or call (877) 517-6790.

Find out what you're leaving behind.

Twenty minutes on your actual numbers. If we're not a fit we'll tell you on the call.

FlowState. Done For You
All six systems · $0 setup · no long-term contract
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