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One team for the whole building
We started with two vans and a cleaning contract. Everything since has been added because a customer asked for it - and because we would rather learn a trade than hand the job to someone else.
Our story
Built one trade at a time, because customers kept asking
Cleaning came first. Then a client asked whether we could also fix the leaking urinal, so we hired a plumber. Then the lighting, the HVAC, the parking lot, the paint. Every service on our list started as a customer's question.
Doing it that way takes longer than buying in help, but it means the person who answers your call is on the same team as the person who turns up. Nothing gets lost in translation, and nobody can point at somebody else when it goes wrong twice.
Today we cover 120+ services for buildings across Connecticut, Massachusetts, Florida, Rhode Island, Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas - all of it with technicians on our own payroll, in our own vans. One team, one schedule, one name to hold responsible.
What you can hold us to
Six commitments, in writing
These are on every work order we issue. If we miss one, tell us and we will make it right.
Flat price before we start
You approve a written number first. If we find something underneath that changes the scope, we stop and call you - we do not surprise you on the invoice.
Our people, our payroll
Every technician on your site is employed by us, badged, drug-screened and background-checked. The same faces every visit, not whoever was available that morning.
Same crew, every visit
Contract sites get an assigned crew. After a month they know your building better than a rotating dispatch ever could - and that shows up in the response time.
No job turned away for size
A single dripping tap and a full tenant build-out get the same paperwork and the same seriousness. Small jobs are how you find out whether a contractor is worth keeping.
Photo proof on every ticket
Before and after images attached to the work order, so you can close it out from your phone without walking the building.
Answered by a human
Day or night, an emergency call reaches a person who can dispatch - not a queue, a portal or a voicemail box you will hear back from on Monday.
How a job runs
From your call to a closed work order
Four steps, and you can see where your job sits at any point.
Tell us what broke
Call, text a photo, or fill in the form. We ask what it is, where it is, and how urgent - that is all we need to price most jobs.
Written quote same day
Flat price in writing before anyone touches anything. Emergency calls skip this and get dispatched straight away.
Our crew does the work
Licensed technicians in our own vans, badged and background-checked. You get a name and a phone number, not a dispatch queue.
Photos, sign-off, one invoice
Before-and-after photos on the work order, your sign-off, then a single itemised invoice. Net 30 available for contract accounts.
The people on your site
Faces, not a dispatch queue
Everyone below is on our payroll - badged, background-checked and assigned to a route rather than rotated randomly.
Straight answers
Questions we get asked first
Do you really take small jobs?
What does a quote cost?
How fast can you get here?
Are you licensed and insured?
Do I have to sign a contract?
Can you take over from our current vendor?
How does billing work?
What if the work is not right?
Try us on something small
Give us the job nobody else wants to send a van for. It is the fastest way to find out whether we are worth the bigger one.