Onsite AI Houston & the Bay Area
I run a junk removal company. I’ll set up AI in yours.
I come to your office, connect AI to the email and calendar you already use, build it around the way you actually quote and follow up, and train your people. By the time I leave, it’s running.
This is for you if
- You’ve got somewhere between 5 and 40 people
- You still work in the business, not just on it
- Quotes, follow-ups, and scheduling eat your week
- Stuff waits on you because you’re the bottleneck
- You already pay a bookkeeper or an IT guy, so you know what it’s worth to hand something off
Businesses I’m built for:
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, restoration, landscaping, junk removal and hauling, specialty contractors, real estate teams and brokerages, insurance agencies, small law and accounting practices, medical and dental offices, design and architecture firms, freight and logistics.
If you’re a one-person shop or you’ve never paid for a professional service before, I’m probably not worth it to you yet. I’d rather say that up front.
The day
What actually happens
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We talk first, for 30 minutes
Before I show up, I want to hear about a normal Tuesday. What eats your time, how you quote a job, what software you bought and nobody uses. I come in already knowing what we’re building.
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I get you set up, in your name
You create your own account, on your card, with your password. I never hold your login. We connect it to your Gmail, your calendar, and your files, and I show you how to shut the whole thing off before we turn any of it on.
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We build the real thing, with you typing
Not demos. Your actual quote template, your actual follow-up, your actual weekly recap, using a real customer. You drive, I talk. A workflow you watched me build is a magic trick. One you built is a skill.
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Your team learns it at their own desks
Everyone builds one thing for their own job. The office manager builds something for the office manager. Nobody sits through a lecture about the future of work.
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I’m on text for 30 days
Because the truth is one training day doesn’t stick on its own. People are fired up Tuesday and back to old habits by Monday. The month afterward is the part that makes it real, so it’s included, not an upsell.
No “contact us for a quote”
What it costs
Most people in this business make you get on a call to find out. I’d rather you know now and decide if it’s worth your time.
Setup Day
Half day on site · up to 4 people
- Account and connectors set up
- 3 workflows built on your real data
- A workspace configured for your business
- Printed cheat sheet
- 14 days of text support
Team Rollout
Full day on site · up to 12 people
- Everything in Setup Day
- 5+ workflows, not just the owner’s
- Hands-on session for the whole team
- A recorded walkthrough for new hires
- 30 days of text support
- Follow-up call booked before I leave
Ongoing
Monthly · cancel with 30 days notice
- Monthly call
- Two new workflows a month
- Text and email support
- Quarterly visit on site
- New-hire sessions as you need them
Why me
I’m not a consultant. I run a business that gets dirty.
I co-own H&L Junk Removal & Hauling out of League City. I do the sales and marketing, which mostly meant I was the guy answering every message, writing every quote, and chasing every follow-up that went quiet.
So I built a system for it, on my own money, in my own inbox. It worked. Then I built one for an interior design firm I do marketing for, and it worked there too, in a completely different kind of business.
That’s the whole reason this exists. Every other person selling you AI help learned it from a course. I learned it because I was drowning.
Ask me to show you. On our call I’ll open my actual H&L inbox and walk you through what I do before I quote a job. Not a slide deck. The real thing, with the real numbers.
What people say
Nothing here yet, on purpose.
I’m just getting started, so I’m not going to put up made-up quotes or stock photos of people who don’t exist. When I’ve done the work for real businesses, their words go here with their names on them.
Right now I’m taking on my first three clients at a reduced rate in exchange for honest feedback and a testimonial. If that sounds like a fair trade, let’s talk.
The question everybody asks
“Is this thing going to read all my email?”
Fair question, and the honest answer has some nuance in it. Short version: it can read and search your mail when you ask it to, it can write drafts, and it physically cannot send email. There’s no send button in what it’s allowed to do. Everything lands in your drafts and waits for you.
Calendar is the one where it can actually make changes, and I’ll tell you that before we turn it on, not after.
I wrote out the full answer, including the parts that aren’t flattering, on its own page.
Fifteen minutes, and I’ll tell you if I can help
I’ll ask what your week looks like. If I don’t think this is worth your money, I’ll say so on the call and we’ll both get on with our day.