The Operations Build · for trades and facilities businesses
I answer service calls, complete the work orders, and chase the parts for a living, so I hit this wall just like you did — the job that died in a phone call, the renewal nobody else knew about, the week off I could not take. I went looking for a better way. I ended up building it. Now, I build it for other people.
By engagement
Your business out of your head in six months, built inside the Microsoft 365 you already pay for. First result in fourteen days.
Introductory pricing, held for the first two builds. It goes up after that, and anyone who starts at this price stays at it.
Book a callYou tell me what hurts most and in fourteen days it stops hurting. You choose what that is, not me. Month one is a pilot, and the work done is yours to keep either way.
The complete template library for your trade is yours from day one and stays yours whatever you decide.
What it costs you
Two hours a week. That is your side of it.
I do the setup, the configuration, all of the data entry, and the training. No IT person, no migration project, no new subscription.
There is homework and I keep it short, because the part I cannot build without is the part that only exists in your head.
Running now
A whiteboard, a shared mailbox and a phone — replaced.
An electrical contractor in the GTA now runs work orders, sites, equipment and scheduling on eleven lists and an app the crew opens on site. Inside the tenant they were already paying for.
Thirty two Excel and Word tools across commercial cleaning, electrical contracting, property maintenance and general contracting. Instant download, nothing to install.
Thirty minutes, no charge, and a straight answer if it is not a fit.
Who is on the other end
Cory Bastain, CAB Property Solutions, Etobicoke, Ontario. Still on the tools — commercial cleaning equipment in the shop and in the field, sales, parts and inventory, and the service calls. Behind that, an electrical apprenticeship, general contracting, and a career as a mortgage agent.
Not a consultant who studied the trades and turned up with a methodology. Somebody doing the same work you do, this week, who found a better way of running it.