Automation for Texas Trades & Local Service Businesses

Stop losing jobs.
Stop chasing money.

Smith Synergy Automations sets up the systems that text your leads back in seconds, chase your invoices so you get paid faster, and turn happy customers into Google reviews — automatically, while you're on the job.

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What we automate

Three systems that pay for themselves. Built for contractors, electricians, plumbers, HVAC, roofers, landscapers, cleaners, and any local business too busy working to chase paperwork.

01

Instant Lead Follow-Up

When a lead comes in — a call, a web form, a Facebook message — they get a text back within seconds. The contractor who replies first wins the job most of the time. Now that's you.

02

Invoicing & Payment Reminders

Invoices go out on time and the system politely chases the money, so you get paid faster and never have to make that awkward call yourself.

03

Review Requests on Autopilot

After a job, happy customers automatically get asked for a Google review. More reviews means more jobs from people searching near you.

How it works

Free 15-min chat

We look at how your leads, invoices, and reviews run today — and find the leaks.

Fixed-price setup

We build and install your automations. You approve everything before it goes live.

It runs itself

Leads get texted, invoices get chased, reviews get requested — automatically.

You see the results

More jobs, faster payments, better reviews. Flat monthly. Cancel anytime.

Founding client offer

I'm taking on a small number of founding clients at a steep discount in exchange for honest feedback and a testimonial. Setup from $0 + $150/month for the first 3 months. Flat monthly after that. No long contract — cancel anytime.

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Why a builder built this

Smith Synergy Automations was founded by someone who spent years in construction — and watched good contractors lose jobs to slow follow-up and leave money on the table in unchased invoices.

We build automation the way we build anything else: measure twice, cut once, and stand behind the work. Read the full story →