For landscapers, hardscapers & contractors
Your website, CRM and estimating — built for your trade and run for you
You are good at the work. The paperwork is what costs you jobs — the quote you sent late, the call you missed on the machine, the invoice you forgot. Sector N9N builds the thing that handles all of it, fits it to your trade and your cities, and runs it for you. From $200/mo, month to month.
Homeowners don't shop around. They hire whoever answers first.
Someone needs a retaining wall, a deck or a patio. They search it, glance at the top three on the map, and call the one with the most reviews. When they ask a local Facebook group instead, someone drops a name and everyone clicks it. That is the whole decision, and it happens before you ever hear about the job. The contractors winning your market are not better builders than you. They just answer faster and show more proof.
Built and running right now
These are real sites, not screenshots
Pick a business and click through it. Switch it to a phone. You are looking at the live site as it exists today — including the contracting company I run on the same tooling.
A new 30-page site for homeowners and builders
A new website for John Oliphant's concrete forming and carpentry company: footings, foundations, retaining walls, slabs, steps and driveways across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. It speaks to two kinds of customer, homeowners and the general contractors who hire him to form and pour, and was built for local search from the start. Phase two is a dashboard to run the business behind it.
What was built
- A new 30-page website
- Service pages for footings, foundations, retaining walls, slabs, steps, driveways, curbs and pads, plus decks, fencing, outdoor kitchens and artificial turf
- A page for general contractors who hire out concrete forming
- Area pages for Maple Ridge, Coquitlam, Burnaby and Vancouver
- SEO: every page written around what homeowners and builders search for
- Owner, warranty, portfolio and estimate-request pages
- Next: phase two, a dashboard to run the business behind the site
You have three other options
Off-the-shelf software
Jobber, Housecall Pro, Buildertrend
You pay per seat, then spend your evenings configuring it. The templates are generic, the website is not included, and nobody sets it up for you.
It arrives already built around your trade, your cities, your prices and your services — because it is built from your intake answers.
A web design agency
$3,000–$8,000 up front
You get a brochure site that sits there, then they walk away. Leads still land in a inbox you check at 9 PM.
The website is only the storefront. What matters is the pipeline, the follow-up and the invoicing running behind it.
Doing it yourself
Word invoices, a notes app, memory
It works until you are busy. Then quotes go out late, follow-ups never happen, and the job you forgot to invoice is the one you lose money on.
Taking on more work means more money instead of more chaos, because the chasing is not yours to do.
What you get on day one
The build
- Contractor website built for your tradeA home page built around your #1 city, a services page, and an estimate request form — made to show up when someone searches your trade near them$2,500 build
- Estimate & invoice templates, wired upThe quote and invoice you keep rebuilding in Word, turned into something that sends itself and tracks whether it was opened$400 setup
- Missed-call text-backOn a machine or up a ladder? The caller instantly gets a text — so the lead never walks to the next contractor on the list$300 setup
- Instant lead notificationsEvery call, form and message hits your phone the second it happens$200 setup
- Job pipeline & CRMEvery lead tracked through the stages — new, quoted, scheduled, invoiced — so you always know who is waiting on what$400 setup
- Booking & site-visit calendarYour services, your hours, your drive time between jobs — customers book straight into it$500 setup
- Deposits & automated paymentsDeposits, progress invoices and cards on file — get paid without chasing anyone$400 setup
- Your own QR codeFor the truck, the yard sign, business cards and invoices — one scan to your estimate form or your reviews$150 setup
Bought separately: $4,450 in one-time builds.
What runs every month
While you are on site
- Hosting, domain, security & updatesAlways on, always current — you never think about it$75/mo
- Google review engineAutomatic review requests after every job, replies handled, reviews fed back to your site$250/mo
- Booking confirmations & remindersConfirmation on booking, then reminders at 24 hours, 1 hour and 5 minutes — no-shows stop happening$150/mo
- Before & after job contentYour job photos turned into clips and posts that sell the next job$300/mo
- 1-on-1 training, on demandBook my calendar anytime — I will teach you the automations and how to run the thing yourself$150/session
- Changes anytimeNew prices, new service, new photos — text me and it is doneincluded
- Free bonusSocial media calendarSchedule posts to Facebook, Instagram and your Google profile — then share them into the local groups where people ask who to hire$150/mo
- Free bonusCustom automations, fitted to your businessFollow-up chasers, estimate chasers, review nudges — with the words inside rewritten for you from your intake answers$250/mo
Bought separately: $1,325 a month.
Bought separately that is $4,450 in builds plus $1,325 a month — over $5,700 in your first month.
Starting at $200/mo
Month to month · no contracts · no setup fee · payment schedule available
If all this did was win back two quotes a month that would otherwise have gone out late — would it pay for itself?
Your answers become your system
About 15 minutes on your phone — your services, your prices, your cities, your best work. I build from exactly what you tell me, you approve it, and it goes live. Month to month, no contracts.
P.S. — Whoever gets to the top of your city's map first gets the compounding reviews, and it becomes very hard for the next contractor to catch them. Every month you wait, someone else is asking your customers for the review.