You're here from Phil's email. Here's how we found you: the same kind of search we'd run to find your customers.
Picture the week after inspections: every deficiency has a repair quote, every quote has its follow-up out under your company name, and your office is scheduling approved repairs instead of chasing answers.
Every deficiency goes onto a pricing list for your office, and every repair quote gets followed until the customer approves or declines, from your company name, on your schedule. Your team prices the work and talks to the property manager.
We start from an export of your inspection and quote data. Freedom files nothing with the AHJ and changes nothing in your inspection software. Your reports and filings stay yours to run.
It can, so we sort repair quotes by margin and by your schedule and follow the ones you want first. We can't add technicians and we don't promise capacity. When crews are booked, follow-up volume turns down.
Your inspectors find the work. The leak is in the handoff after the report, where no report looks.
"The office gets to them when it can."
"We sent it. Ball's in their court."
"They must have gone with someone cheaper."
"They'll call us when the fire marshal makes them."
Four checks from your field software and billing. No call, nothing to send us.
Write the number next to each. If two or more surprise you, bring them to the review.
Your numbers, where revenue is lost. You decide if it's worth fixing.
Who your best customers are, access to your calendar and customer list, and who takes the calls.
We write them in your name. You read them and say yes or change them.
One page a week: answered, followed up, held, signed. The page itself is being built now.
These times are our target, not a promise. We confirm yours on the review.
Nothing filed with the AHJ by Freedom. We work from an export of your inspection and quote data; your reports, filings and software stay as they are.
A 30-minute look at your own numbers. If there's nothing worth fixing, we'll say so and end early.