Automation for home service businesses

The customer called.
Nobody answered.
They hired someone else.

Dominion wires missed calls, quotes, and reviews so your business answers even when you can't. Built for the trades.

Sent 9 seconds after the missed call. This exact system is fix #1 below.

Most homeowners hire the first company that responds.

After 6pm, on weekends, or while your crew is on a roof, that first response is usually nobody. Every fix below exists to make your business the one that always answers first.

Six fixes. Fixed prices.

Each one is a small system wired into the tools you already run: your phone line, Jobber or Housecall Pro, QuickBooks, Google. No new software to learn.

phones

Missed-Call Text Back

"When we're on a job, callers hit voicemail and call the next company."

Every missed call gets a text in seconds with your booking link. Every caller is logged. The demo above is this exact system running.

pilot from $500 · live in about a week

quotes

Quote Follow-Up

"We send estimates and never hear back."

Day 1, 3, and 7 follow-ups that stop the moment they reply.

pilot from $400

reviews

Review Engine

"Competitors have 300 Google reviews. We forget to ask."

A review text after every completed job. Complaints route to you, privately.

pilot from $400

after hours

After-Hours Answering

"Emergencies at 9pm go to whoever picks up."

Calls answered around the clock. Emergencies wake your on-call tech, the rest lands on the calendar.

pilot from $600

schedule

Reminders & Confirmations

"Nobody told me you were coming."

Confirmation at booking, reminder the day before, ETA the morning of.

pilot from $300

invoices

Invoice Chase

"We're owed thousands and chasing feels awkward."

Polite reminders at 7, 14, and 30 days that stop on payment.

pilot from $300

How working together goes

1

A 15-minute call

You tell me where jobs slip: the phone, the quotes, the reviews. I tell you what I'd wire and what it costs.

2

A working demo

Before you pay anything, I build the fix on test numbers and sample data so you can watch it run.

3

A fixed-price pilot

One system, one price, live in about a week on your real line and tools. Two weeks of fixes included.

4

Keep it running

Most owners keep me on to maintain the system and wire the next fix. That part is up to you.

Every pilot carries the same terms: it works as agreed or you don't pay.

Watch a missed call come back

Ninety seconds, no slides. A real phone calls a real line, nobody answers, and the text goes out before the caller reaches the next company on their list.

Book a 15-minute look
DEMO FILM · COMING THIS WEEK

Fair questions

Do I have to change phone systems or learn new software?

No. Everything gets wired into what you already run: your existing phone line or system (RingCentral, Verizon, whatever rings today), Jobber or Housecall Pro if you use one, QuickBooks, Google. Your crew doesn't have to learn anything. The systems do their work in the background.

What does it cost after the pilot?

The system is yours and keeps running. The texting itself costs a few dollars a month in carrier fees. If you want me on call to watch it, fix it, and build the next thing, that's an optional monthly arrangement we scope on the call. No contracts either way.

How fast does it go live?

You see a working demo on test numbers within days of our call, before any money moves. Once you approve it, the pilot goes live on your real line in about a week.

What happens if it doesn't work the way you said?

Then you don't pay. The scope is written down before work starts, and the guarantee is part of it. I'm building this business on the North Shore one working system at a time, which only works if every system works.

Run by the person who builds it

Dominion is Aiden Hawkins, an automation consultant in Swampscott, Massachusetts. No account managers, no handoffs. The person you talk to on the first call is the person wiring your phone line a week later.

Priced like a trade, not an agency

Fixed scope, fixed price, in writing before work starts. Pilots run $300 to $800 depending on the system. If it doesn't do what we agreed, you don't pay for it.