The Five Hour Assessment is a paid 90-minute working session for contractors and home service businesses. It costs $997 CAD, one time. I map how your business actually runs, then send you a written roadmap naming five to seven specific automations that hand you back at least five hours every week, what each one costs to build, and what it is costing you to keep doing it by hand. If I cannot find five hours, you pay nothing. And if you decide to have the work done, the $997 comes off the build.
Five hours a week back, or a full refund.
Most contractors spend more than that in a month paying someone to do work a system should be doing.
You pay first, then pick your time. That is on purpose. It keeps the session short, prepared and worth both our while.
Every contractor I meet in North Bay says a version of the same thing. Busy every year, plenty of repeat customers, and quoting at nine o'clock at night because that is the only quiet hour in the day.
That is not a lead problem, so more marketing will not touch it. It is an operations problem, and it is usually five or six small jobs that a system should be doing instead of you. Nobody sold you those jobs. They accumulated.
The Five Hour Assessment finds them, prices them, and puts them in order. You get a plan you could hand to any competent person, including yourself.
These are the six places I find time in almost every contracting business. Your mix will differ. The pattern rarely does.
| What is eating the time | What it looks like in your week |
|---|---|
| Calls nobody answers | You are under a sink or up a ladder and the phone rings out. ServiceTitan's 2024 Contractor Industry Report puts unanswered contractor calls at 62%. An AI receptionist answers every one and books the estimate. |
| The same twenty questions | Pricing, service area, are you insured, how soon can you come. Answered by hand, one message at a time, usually at night. Conversational AI handles it across every channel. |
| Quote follow-up | The quote goes out and then nothing, because chasing feels like begging. A follow-up sequence does it politely, on a schedule, forever. |
| Chasing reviews | The job goes well, the customer is delighted, and nobody asks. Reviews AI asks at the moment they are happiest. |
| The customer list nobody touches | Years of past customers sitting in a phone, a notebook or a dead spreadsheet. Database reactivation turns that list into booked work without buying a single lead. |
| Paperwork after hours | Invoices, deposits, scheduling, the same three forms retyped. This is the boring half of the list and usually the biggest single block of hours. |
Notice what is missing from that table: buying more leads. If you want that side of the business fixed too, the Zero Lead Loss System is where that conversation goes, and the assessment will tell you honestly which of the two you actually need.
One payment, on the page. No call to get a price, no proposal to wait for.
Ten minutes, before the session. It covers what you sell, roughly what a job is worth, and what tools you already pay for, so we do not spend the session on basics.
Zoom, or in person if you are in North Bay. I ask where time is lost, where work is repeated, and where people are waiting on information. Those three questions find almost everything.
Five to seven automations, priced, with the cost of inaction and a 90-day order of operations.
If I cannot name at least five hours a week of work that can come off your plate, you get the $997 back in full, and you keep the notes.
No forms, no window to argue about, no partial refund. I am able to offer that because in fifteen years of doing this I have never sat with a contractor and failed to find five hours. If you are the first, you should not have to pay to prove it.
If the honest answer is leads, say so on the call and I will point you at the Zero Lead Loss System instead. Selling you the wrong thing costs me more than it makes me.
Three things happen, and all three are fine by me.
You do it yourself. A good share of what I find is a setting you already own or a tool you already pay for. When that is true, I say so in the report.
You have me build it. Builds run $5,000 to $10,000 CAD depending on scope, with the $997 credited, and ongoing management from $497 CAD a month. See pricing and how it works.
You do nothing. It happens. You still have the number showing what that decision costs per month, which is more than most owners have ever had in writing.
One payment, one 90-minute session, one roadmap you own. If I cannot find the five hours, you do not pay for it.
Pay the $997 and pick your time
Spend 90 minutes walking me through your week
Get the roadmap in five business days
Last updated: 19 August 2026. Price shown in Canadian dollars, plus HST where applicable.