The story.
I grew up around trades. Watching a plumber take a 9pm emergency call from his truck — running a 4-truck shop, his own dispatcher, his own scheduler, his own marketer. The reason most agencies fail trades businesses: they sell to the office that doesn't exist.
I started doing free audits in 2023, and I've since called a couple hundred shops to ask what they're actually paying for. Some are on $2–4k/month agency retainers that haven't moved their Google rank in a year. Plenty have no site at all and lose every call that goes to voicemail.
Titan Pipelines is the system I'd want if I ran the shop: fast site, automated text-back, AI receptionist for the calls you can't take, all bundled, all month-to-month, all built by one person who actually picks up the phone.
How we operate.
No SDRs, no account managers. You text the builder directly. Every project, every retainer.
One setup, one monthly. No nickel-and-diming. Everything you need to recover leads is in one tier.
Your site, your domain, your leads, your data. Full export anytime. We earn the renewal monthly.
I guarantee the system does what I said it does. I won't guarantee how many callers say yes — that's your close rate, and anyone promising you a job count is guessing.
Four years.
One thesis.
Saw too many shops — plumbers, HVAC, electricians — paying $4k+/month for agencies that didn't move the needle. Started doing free audits on weekends.
Wrote the Foundation template from scratch — Astro, Cloudflare, mobile-first, schema baked in. Fast enough that page speed stopped being the excuse.
Packaged it into Foundation / Lead Recovery / Always Open. One setup, one monthly, no add-ons. Pricing went on the page instead of behind a demo call.
TX, AZ, CO, CA, FL. 18 live demo sites you can walk through, an AI receptionist you can call from your browser, and founder pricing for the first shops in — in exchange for a case study I can publish with their name on it.
Ready to plug
the leak?
15 minutes. No deck. No pitch. We look at your site, your Google profile, your missed-call rate — and tell you exactly what's costing you money.