SYSTEMATIZE YOUR
CONTRACTOR BUSINESS
& SAVE TIME AND MONEY:
A PRACTICAL GUIDE
CONTRACTOR AI
Discover the Power of Automation and
AI in Streamlining Your Business and
Boosting Productivity
Are you tired of spending countless hours on mundane tasks
that drain your time and energy? Do you want to simplify your
business and achieve better results in less time?
If you answered yes to these questions, then it's time to
systematize your contractor business with the help of
automation and AI.
With our practical guide, you'll learn how to systematize your
business and save time and money by automating routine
tasks and delegating work to lower-paid team members.
You'll also discover how to incorporate AI technology to
streamline your business processes and increase
productivity.
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In this guide, you'll find:
1.
5 basic steps to systematization. flowcharting your
processes, documenting how it gets done, measuring
results using KPIs, allowing the system to change and
grow, and automating the process as much as
possible.
2.
A comprehensive checklist of tasks a contractor can
automate and tasks AI can do, including scheduling
appointments, project scheduling, invoice creation
and management, cost estimation, payment
reminders, risk management, time tracking, quality
control, lead management, material selection,
proposal creation, and more.
3.
Real-life examples of contractors who have
successfully systematized their businesses and
achieved remarkable results in terms of productivity,
growth, and profitability.
4.
Tips and strategies to help you overcome common
challenges and obstacles in systematizing your
contractor business, such as resistance to change,
lack of knowledge and skills, and fear of losing
control.
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Don't let routine tasks and manual processes slow you down
and prevent you from reaching your full potential as a
contractor. Download our guide today and discover the
power of automation and AI in systematizing your business
and achieving better results in less time.
Are you tired of spending your valuable time on mundane,
routine tasks? Do you want to streamline your business and
increase productivity? If so, it's time to consider
systematizing your business.
Effective systems can save you and your team both time,
money, and frustration. At the core of systematizing is the
basic rule of ‘systemize the routine - humanize the
exception’. This means that anything that can be systemized
should be, leaving only exceptions that require human
intervention. Always look at putting a system in place rather
than employing more people, because a system ensures
consistency regardless of the team member.
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To help you get started, here are 5 basic steps to
systematization:
Flowchart your processes
This will give you a clear understanding of how everything fits
together
Document how it gets done
Get the team member who is currently doing the job to write
down every step in performing a task. This person then gets a
new person to do the task following the written down steps.
Once completed, start again with another person until you
have demonstrated that any person can do the task without
intervention.
Measure results using key performance indicators
Typically, these will be the top five measures to show system
performance. Get these from the person doing the job, such
as in sales where you could use the number of leads,
conversion rate, average £ sale, etc.
Allow the system to change/grow as your business
changes and grows
This will give you a clear understanding of how everything fits
together
Automate the process as much as possible
Incorporate AI technology to help monitor and improve the
process. By automating the system, you'll not only save time
and money, but also increase productivity and growth.
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When determining where to start systemizing, ask yourself:
What are you doing on a regular basis that a lower-paid team
member could be doing if it were systemized? Systemize it,
hand it over to the lower-paid team member, and spend your
time on higher-level activities – remember the goal is to work
on your business. Is there anything you hate doing which
could be done by a lower-paid person if it were systemized?
Systemize it and hand it over.
By systematizing and automating your business, you'll not
only save time and money, but also increase productivity and
growth. Don't wait any longer to simplify your business and
enjoy the benefits of effective systems.
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Tasks a Contractor
Can Automate
Tasks AI Can Do
Responding to routine emails and
inquiries
Analyzing data and generating reports
Scheduling appointments and meetings
Predicting material costs and quantities
Creating and sending invoices
Recommending and scheduling
preventative maintenance
Managing inventory and supplies
Providing real-time project
status updates
Updating project management tools
Identifying and mitigating project risks
Generating and tracking proposals
Analyzing and optimizing project
schedules
Managing payroll and expenses
Predicting project completion dates
Monitoring job site security and safety
Analyzing equipment performance and
predicting maintenance needs
Conducting background checks on
potential employees or subcontractors
Providing natural language
communication with clients and
customers
Generating and tracking change orders
Identifying potential cost savings
Conducting employee performance
evaluations
Recommending training programs
based on performance
Tracking and reporting time worked
Automating project cost and
budget tracking
Reviewing and approving time
off requests
Identifying and preventing fraud or theft
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Tasks to Automate
Tasks for AI
Scheduling appointments
Project scheduling
Scheduling appointments and meetings
Predicting material costs and quantities
Invoice creation and management
Cost estimation
Payment reminders
Risk management
Time tracking
Quality control
Lead management
Material selection
Proposal creation
Design and blueprint review
Document management
Predictive maintenance
Social media management
Predicting project delays
Customer service inquiries
Resource allocation
Inventory management
Supplier management
Purchase order management
Forecasting material needs
Data entry and organization
Safety compliance monitoring
Email marketing campaigns
Project progress tracking
Reporting and analytics
Identifying cost savings opportunities
Employee onboarding and training
Finding potential clients and projects
Website design and maintenance
Optimal equipment usage planning
SEO optimization
Job matching based on skills and
experience
Online reputation management
Optimizing resource usage for maximum
profitability
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Real Life Examples
Ken Goodrich, CEO of Goettl Air Conditioning and
Plumbing,
Grew his business from $11 million in revenue to $140 million
in revenue by implementing systems and processes. He
focused on streamlining every aspect of his business, from
scheduling appointments to
managing inventory to
providing customer
service. As a result,
his company has
experienced significant
growth and increased profitability.
Brian Scudamore, founder of 1-800-GOT-JUNK?
He systematized the junk removal business by implementing
a centralized call center, standardized pricing, and a
franchise model. This allowed his business to expand rapidly
and become a global brand with over 200 franchises in
operation.
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Real Life Examples
Shane Spiers, CEO of Summit Property Maintenance
Implemented systems to streamline his company's
operations, resulting in a 40% increase in productivity and a
35% increase in profitability. He focused on optimizing
scheduling and dispatching, inventory management, and
automating routine tasks such as invoicing and payment
processing. This allowed his team to focus on higher-level
tasks and provide better service to their clients.
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Tips and Strategies for Systematizing
Your Contractor Business
1. Start Small:
Begin by identifying one or two tasks that can easily be
systematized, and then gradually expand the system to other
areas of your business.
2. Involve Your Team:
Get your team involved in the systematization process. Ask
them for input, ideas, and feedback to ensure that the system
meets their needs and helps them perform their job more
efficiently.
3. Provide Training:
Provide your team with the necessary training to help them
understand the new system and how it works. This will help
them feel more comfortable and confident in their ability to
use it.
4. Communicate the Benefits:
Communicate the benefits of systematization to your team,
such as increased efficiency, reduced errors, and more free
time to focus on high-level tasks.
5. Monitor Progress:
Regularly monitor the progress of the system to identify any
areas that may need improvement or adjustments.
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6. Use Technology:
Take advantage of technology, such as project management
tools, automation software, and AI technology, to help
streamline your systems and processes.
7. Embrace Change:
Embrace the changes that come with systematization and
encourage your team to do the same. Emphasize that these
changes will ultimately benefit everyone in the long run.
READY TO SYSTEMATIZE YOUR CONTRACTOR BUSINESS
and achieve greater
productivity & profitability?
Book a call with us today to learn more about how we can
help you simplify your business and save time and money
through effective systematization.
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