Prestige Contractor Consulting Presents
Installed by an operator who still runs one.
The same system running live in three markets — St. Louis (HQ) · Nashville · Omaha
Deploy the system. Command your operation. Dominate your market.
Yes — the prices are on this page. Nobody else in this space will show you theirs. That should tell you something.
Not a trick question. Here's where it goes in almost every owner-led exterior company we open up — real leak lines from real price books:
Discounts your reps hand out to close — because their paycheck never feels a single dollar of it
− $120,000Sheet prices built on guessed costs and whatever the other guy quoted
− $80,000Dealer fees on financed jobs you discovered on the funding statement — after the contract was signed
− $38,000You, the owner: closer of last resort, pricing every job yourself, the only one who knows what anything costs
every hour you haveThat's a general manager's salary, paid to nobody.
− $238,000"Your reps don't care about your gross profit because you never made it their problem. I make it their problem — and their paycheck."
Pillar One — Systems & Comp
Three rungs. You climb them in order. Each one installs into the company you actually run — not a course, not a mastermind. Working systems, built on your numbers, running before I leave.
That's the designation, and it's not negotiable. This is the one-sit, in-home retail model — canvass the door, set the appointment, run the presentation, close at the kitchen table with financing on the table. Not storm chasing. Not insurance paperwork. Retail sells every week whether or not it hailed, and it's the only model I install.
1-week install
$997 one-time
no monthly
Most owners in this trade cannot tell me what a job costs them. That's not an insult — nobody ever built them the sheet. You'll have it in a week, and every price on it defends a margin instead of guessing at one.
2–3 week install
$4,997 one-time
+ $197/mo + seats
The pricing app, scoreboard, canvass tracker and financing stack stay hosted, maintained and updated. When a material cost moves or a lender changes terms, your sheet moves with it — you don't find out on a job-cost report.
Ongoing engagement
By application
scoped to your operation
The operator who already knows the first store works and wants it defended while he builds the second one. My shop becomes your systems department for as long as we're engaged.
This is the whole machine — the same one running my own company in three markets right now. Every piece below is included in Command, installed and branded to your company. Dominate gets all of it, maintained and defended.
Included in Command, and rentable on their own. Per seat, month to month — you pay for the people you actually put on them, not a company-wide licence you grow into. Five-seat minimum on each.
Every knock logged in one tap, GPS-pinned on the map, hours clocked against doors knocked. Territory drawn and graded. Manager alerts when a rep goes quiet or is logging from the truck.
$19 /seat/mo
Hours, points, commissions and which jobs are paying out — on the rep's phone, so nobody asks you. Margin-band commission math, the approval queue, clawbacks, and a payday calendar that tells you what has to be approved by Wednesday.
$29 /seat/mo
Your price book, comp plan and objection language on every rep's phone. Four walled brains — a canvasser never sees what a closer makes.
$49 /seat/mo
All three — the Operator Platform — $79/seat/mo. Eighteen dollars a seat under buying them separately. A ten-man shop runs the whole thing for $987/mo including the $197 platform base.
The AI is an add-on, not a rung. The Autonomous AI Dispatcher below bolts onto any rung of the Ladder — or runs standalone. Priced separately, on purpose, so you're never paying for AI inside an install you didn't ask for.
Installs are sold by application and billed by ACH deposit invoice — book the Margin X-Ray to start one. I deliver these myself, so I take a limited number at a time. When the calendar's full, the next window is the following quarter.
In certain circumstances I'll sell a single piece à la carte — a calculator, a script, a scoreboard. That's the Operator Toolbox → But understand: the pieces work because they're installed together. The system is the product.
Pillar Two — The AI Add-On
Your reps miss calls, forget to follow up, and let quoted jobs die. My AI doesn't.
This is an add-on — it bolts onto any rung of the Ladder, or runs standalone in a company I've never installed a thing in. Priced separately so the Ladder stays pure system and you only rent the AI if you want it.
The Command Center — mine, running right now. Every division, every tool, every live signal on one screen, with an assistant that briefs you out loud before you've had coffee. This is what it looks like when the whole company reports to one place instead of six.
The three numbers that decide your month. How many quotes are still deciding, what's already in production, and the dollars sitting on the table waiting for somebody to go get them. Most owners can't produce these on demand. You'd have them on a phone screen.
Every pile, with the buttons attached. Leads that never got locked to a time. Appointments cancelled before the sit. Quoted and unsigned. Each one counted, each one one tap from a call or a text — and a safe-mode switch you hold, so nothing goes out that you didn't turn on.
And everything underneath it, in one spot. Pay, scoreboard, dispatch, pricing, territory, recruiting, canvass tracking — the whole shop behind one login instead of scattered across six apps and a group text.
Built around your company in about a week. The monthly covers the API costs, the management, and me keeping it running — I don't sell it once and disappear, because I'm the one who has to keep it alive. Only need one piece? AI Receptionist $197/mo · Follow-Up Engine $297/mo · AI Team Coach $29/seat/mo (5-seat min). Ask on your Margin X-Ray call and I'll price the piece you actually need.
The part nobody volunteers: your phone, texting and CRM costs sit on your accounts at cost — never marked up, never hidden in the monthly. It reads your CRM; it doesn't write to it unless you sign off separately. And you can shut the outbound off yourself, instantly, without asking me.
Pillar Three — Web Build & Local SEO
Before the pricing system goes in, the phone has to ring. We build sites that get found and get booked — a quote form the homeowner fills out without scrolling once, every field writing straight into the CRM. Installed, not delivered.
$1,497 one-time
A lead-gen site for your company, launched and live. Or $500 down + $250/mo × 6.
$2,497 one-time
The same site, launched with 60 days of SEO behind it — so it opens with rankings already moving instead of sitting there hoping. Continues at whichever tier fits, month-to-month.
$397 /mo
Best for: single trade, single city
$797 /mo
Best for: multiple trades, or 2–3 cities. Most operators land here.
$1,197 /mo
Best for: multi-city or multi-division operators
Site Care & Hosting — $97/mo, from launch. Hosting, SSL, backups, updates and the small fixes that keep a site from quietly breaking. It is not optional on a site I host — a dead form with my name in the footer is my problem too. It does not stack: one care plan per client, and any SEO tier already includes it, so you never pay it twice.
No twelve-month lock. Nobody honest guarantees a position on Google; what you get is the work, the reporting, and a number that reaches me. Not sure which fits? Book the Margin X-Ray first — it's free, and I'll tell you straight if you don't need this yet.
Pillar Four — Proof
Not a demo account. Not a sandbox built to sell you something. The real tools, on real jobs, with real money on them — and you'll see them working before you spend a dollar.
The scoreboard a rep sees when he opens his phone. Fifteen numbers per man, ranked, on pace or behind. Nobody argues about who's producing when the board says it out loud.
The check that catches an underpriced job while the contract is still fixable — not on a job-cost report ninety days later.
Every lead has an owner before the phone stops ringing. Assigned by average dollars per lead over a rolling 60 days — not by whose turn it is.
Every system on this page has to survive being copied into a second and third city. That's a harder test than running well in one. You're not buying a story about something I did in 2019 — you get the runbook while it's still being used.
The Third Man in the Cage
Split-second standards enforcement while two people throw hands — no replay, no committee, no do-over. The whole job is holding the line under maximum pressure. It's the same job I do at your price book: enforce the standard when it costs something.
Thirty minutes, free. Bring one recent job — the contract price and what it cost you. We run it through the calculator live, and you leave knowing exactly what margin you actually kept and where the rest went. If it's ugly, I'll show you why. If you want it fixed, I'll tell you what that looks like. If not, the analysis is yours to keep.
No pitch decks. No 45-minute discovery calls. Your real job, real math, thirty minutes.
Rather talk first? (314) 312-0567