You do the work. I run the front.
Every business has a front office — whoever answers the phone, keeps the listing right, sends the invoice, and asks for the review. If you run a truck and a crew, that person is you. At nine at night. After ten hours of the actual job.
I'm not an ad agency. I don't sell you attention and hand you a report at the end of the month. I run the front of your business so you can stay on the tools.
The five jobs nobody's doing at 9pm.
A big company pays five people for this. You've been doing all of it yourself, between jobs, and the parts that slip are always the same ones.
- 01The phone gets answered
Someone texts at 6pm asking for a price. Speed is the whole game — slow is the same as closed. That message doesn't sit until Sunday.
- 02The invoice goes out that day
Visit, invoice, payment, receipt — from the truck, not the kitchen table at midnight. Money stops sitting in your head.
- 03The review gets asked for
Every happy customer, every week, automatically. Answered in your voice, by a person. This is the part everyone means to do and nobody does.
- 04The listing stays right
Hours, phone, address, photos — correct everywhere, so nobody drives to a closed shop or calls a dead number.
- 05The website earns its keep
On your own domain, saying what you actually do, with a form that reaches a human. Not a brochure that sat untouched since 2019.
In English and Spanish, because your customers use both.
Nobody was minding the front here.
Same crew. Same trucks. Same work. Someone's running the front.
A site on its own domain, a verified profile, reviews arriving on their own, and invoices that go out from a phone instead of a memory. The whole Hi-Lux story, with the receipts →
How someone earns my referral.
Running the front for a few businesses means I get asked who to call for the rest. When I send a neighbor to somebody, my name goes with them — so the bar is published, not private, and it's the same bar for family.
- ✓A current certificate of insurance on file. No certificate, no referral — no exceptions, not even for people I love.
- ✓Work I've personally seen. Not a portfolio they emailed me.
- ✓They answer the same day. The customer who waits is the customer who calls someone else.
- ✓The price they quote is the price. No pressure, no invented urgency, no upsell on a job that didn't need one.
- ✓You always pay the business that did the work — never me. Their invoice, their account, their insurance.
“If someone I referred doesn't make it right, I get involved personally.”
That's the whole guarantee. No fine print, because there's nothing to hide behind — it's a promise from one person, and you'll have his number.
Which part is on you right now?
The phone, the invoices, the reviews, the listing, the website — tell me which one you're doing at night and I'll tell you straight what it would take to hand it over. That conversation costs nothing, and if you don't need me I'll say so.
Either way it reaches the same person — me. Business owners usually hear back the same day; if you need work done, I'll tell you honestly whether I have someone who clears the standard for it.