The intake layer for physical projects has never existed. We're writing about why that is, what it costs the industry, and how we're fixing it.
The intake layer for home renovation does not exist. No tool in the market touches the moment before the first meeting. Here is what that costs contractors every single day and why nobody fixed it until now.
Coming soonThe order of questions in the Decked flow is not arbitrary. Every decision has a reason behind it. Here is the logic from block one to block eight.
Same leads. Same market. Same contractor. The only variable is whether they walk in knowing what the client wants or guessing. We ran the math.
Lead marketplaces are failing. That does not mean contractors stop getting leads. It means the next tool has to earn its keep by closing them, not just delivering them.
Coming soonContractors leave agencies when results are vague. A 35% close rate lift is not vague. Here is how the agencies using Decked stopped losing clients to cheaper competitors.
Coming soonDecked starts in home renovation. The mechanic works for every physical project that starts with a client-contractor first meeting. Here is what that looks like at scale.
Coming soonKnowing what a client chose is not enough. Knowing how sure they are about each decision changes every conversation you walk into. Here is why we built three states instead of one.
Coming soonThey work differently. They show up to every first meeting having already done the discovery. Everything else stays the same. The math does the rest.
Coming soonConstruction tech has grown significantly. Every tool in the stack touches the project after the client is signed. Not one of them touches the moment before the first meeting.
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