Work
No stock demos.No borrowed case studies.You’re standing in the portfolio.
Here’s the honest version: I’m building my first case studies right now, so I’m not going to show you numbers I made up. What I can show you is real work you can touch. This whole site — the design, the scroll, the speed on a phone — I built it. The voice agent that answers, sorts out the job, and books the call? Built her too. This is what’s real today; the case studies are what’s next.
This site? I built it. The agent? Built her too.
The site is the portfolio — so the two clearest pieces of proof are the two you’re already using.
This website
You're reading it. Dark canvas, one idea per screen, real text that loads fast on a phone in a truck on job-site LTE. I designed it and built it, front to back. If it feels sharp on your end, the web-design pitch is already made before you've read a word about web design.
See the web-design work →The voice agent
Built on the same stack I set up for shops: she answers on the second ring, asks what the job is, and books the call straight to the calendar. Don't take my word for it — book a call with her yourself. That's the demo and the proof in one.
Meet the agent →How I’ll score every job
Two numbers. Every time.
When the case studies land, they won’t hide behind one flattering stat. Every one reports the same pair, because that pair is the whole promise: the hours you got back, and the jobs that still got booked while you weren’t chained to the phone.
The hours currency
PrimaryTime is the headline. Every case study leads with this.
- Evenings handed back
- The 9pm books shift, deleted
- Weekend admin gone
- The phone stops being your job
The jobs currency
SecondaryBooked more while working less — reported right beside the hours.
- Missed calls recovered
- Calls you couldn't answer that still booked
- Invoices paid without chasing
- Repeat customers brought back
The “before,” in their words
The problem I keep hearing on the phone
Real language from real cold calls. Names withheld — that’s the deal I make with every shop I talk to. This is the work the case studies will be built on.
I couldn't take on any more work if I wanted to right now.
Pen to paper — that's the way it's been done in this office for 50 years.
My wife's an accountant — she handles all that stuff.
You're like the 10th person who's called asking if I want a website.
From the call logs: more than one shop had a voicemail box too full to even take a message. That’s the business I’m in — and exactly the kind of thing a case study is going to fix first.
Want to be the first case study?
I’ll build one system for free, show you it running, and measure it in both currencies. If it saves you the hours I said it would, we keep going. If not, you’re out a coffee. That’s the pitch: a site that works, an agent that answers. It just works.