Mia fills next season's design consultations now: homeowners qualified before they reach you, followed up for as long as their decision takes, booked when they're ready. Spring starts booked, not hoping.
The crews are good. The designs are better. But every first call, every design consultation and every follow-up still runs through you — and by March you can't answer them all.
Winning on the lowest price per square foot? We're not your system — and we'll tell you that on the first call.
Not for roofing, storm or insurance work, or anyone who needs the job this week. Ours is the long sale.
I spent a weekend on that design. They built it with someone else.
A design is your best thinking, hours of it. Handing it to someone who was never going to build — or was always going to shop it — is the most expensive free thing you do.
They loved the design. Then they saw the number.
Budget is the question nobody asks before the consultation. So it gets answered at the presentation — by the homeowner, with silence.
They said "next spring." Nobody called them in January.
Backyard buyers take months — sometimes years — to decide. The builder who's still in touch when they're ready gets the job.
By March I can't call anyone back.
The phone rings hardest when you're busiest building. The calls you miss in spring are next year's backyards.
Your numbers, your math. Not a promise from us — just what the leak costs at your size.
Example numbers. Replace them with yours.
Illustration using only the numbers you entered. We don't promise any of these figures — the report every two weeks shows what actually happens.
Not "more leads." A system that brings you homeowners who can afford what you design, makes your firm the obvious choice, and stays with every one of them until they're ready to sign.
Your firm, presented the way your work looks — ads, pages and messages built to the standard of the best builder in your market. Homeowners walk into the consultation already leaning your way.
Before anyone reaches your design table, Mia asks what you'd ask: investment range, timeline, the property, who decides, how they plan to pay. You design for people who can build.
For months, not days. "Next spring" hears from you in January. A proposal that went quiet gets a reason to talk again. Mia keeps every homeowner warm by text and email — and hands them back to you the moment they're ready.
One clear path from first click to signed design agreement, so homeowners feel the same care in your sales process that they'll see in your build.
Real pieces Mia made — ads, videos, pages. Each one says what it is and who it was made for.
You've tried the CRM. It died in six weeks — because it needed you to run it, and you were on a job site. Mia works the other way around: the system brings in homeowners, qualifies them, follows up and books your calendar. You approve. It executes.
The funnel is yours: copy, pages, sequences, your homeowner list. If you ever leave, you leave with all of it.
Ads run in your ad account, on your card. We never hold or mark up your ad spend.
Mia is AI, and we say so. A human reviews everything before a homeowner sees it — and nobody closes your jobs but you.
Three days after setup to change your mind, full refund. The monthly plan cancels with seven days' notice.
We won't promise you a number of leads or jobs. Nobody honest can. Every two weeks you get a report of what actually happened.
One hour on your sales process. Your numbers, a straight answer on fit — including "not yet." Price is covered there, in plain English.
We build and run your client-acquisition system: ads in your own account, pages that present your firm the way your work looks, qualification of every homeowner before your design consultation, follow-up for as long as the decision takes, and booking onto your calendar. Mia, our AI, does the work; our team reviews it; you approve it and close every project.
It depends on what we build for your market, so we cover it on a one-hour sales call — in plain English, no pressure. Ad spend is always separate and goes on your own card, in your own ad account.
No. There's nothing to log into and nothing to feed. You approve what Mia builds; the system runs it.
No. Mia is AI, and we say so — to you and to your homeowners. A person on our team reviews everything before a homeowner sees it, and nobody closes your jobs but you.
No. Nobody honest can. What we promise is the work: qualification, follow-up and a report every two weeks of what actually happened.
You have three days after paying for setup to change your mind, with a full refund. The monthly plan cancels with seven days' written notice. You keep what we built for you — copy, pages, sequences and your homeowner list.
Yes — we work with pool, spa, hardscape and outdoor-living builders anywhere in the United States.
Tell us about your firm and we'll tell you honestly whether this fits — with real numbers, in plain English.