Residential remodeling companies · 1–10 people

The remodeling workflow.
Already installed.

Keep every handoff—from the first site walk to the final warranty record—inside one project history your office, field team, subcontractors, and clients can act from.

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One project history

From lead to warranty.

Each phase creates the inputs the next phase needs. Nothing depends on reconstructing the job from somebody’s inbox.

  1. 01

    Lead

    Capture the homeowner, job type, source, scope, and next action.

  2. 02

    Site walk

    Record rooms, affected trades, access, permits, and selections before pricing.

  3. 03

    Estimate

    Build scope, labor, materials, subcontractor work, fees, markup, and client pricing.

  4. 04

    Selections

    Track room-by-room products, decisions, approvals, ordering, and installation.

  5. 05

    Permits

    Keep applications, jurisdictions, inspections, and status attached to the project.

  6. 06

    Production

    Coordinate schedule, tasks, crew, subcontractors, purchase orders, and job progress.

  7. 07

    Change orders

    Price scope changes, document approval, and keep the contract and billing aligned.

  8. 08

    Billing

    Create invoices, record payments, and see the financial state of the job.

  9. 09

    Closeout

    Finish punch work, archive project records, and carry warranty obligations forward.

Field proof, correctly labeled

Built inside Eminence Services.

The workflow began as the operating system for Tyler Thompson’s residential remodeling company. That is first-party product experience—not an industry-wide benchmark—and future public results will state the sample and method plainly.

The operating principle

The project should remember what the company decided—even when the owner is not in the room.

That is why site-walk inputs, scope, selections, changes, purchasing, billing, and closeout belong in one connected record.

Early remodeler pricing

Start lower while we onboard.

See the planned standard price and the lower rate available to the first remodeling companies before checkout.

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One complete Remodelers app at the introductory rate while we onboard the first companies. Toggle to monthly to compare billing options.

Introductory price

Introductory

For remodeling companies with 1–10 people

The complete Remodelers app for an owner-led residential remodeling company.

$39/mo

Planned standard: $149/mo or $1,428/year

$468 billed yearly · save $240/yr vs monthly

  • Leads, contacts, site walks, and estimates
  • Selections, permits, schedules, and field work
  • Change orders, purchase orders, and invoicing
  • Closeout, warranty, and project history
  • Scoped MCP access for compatible AI assistants
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More than 10 people or multiple locations?

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Straight answers

How does Remodelers relate to Service Agent OS?

Service Agent OS is the platform. Remodelers is its first app and the product this website currently sells. Its workflow, content, and onboarding stay intentionally specific to residential remodeling companies, while future apps can serve other industries without making this one generic.

Who is this built for?

Owner-led residential remodeling companies with 1–10 people managing kitchen, bath, addition, and whole-home projects. It is not positioned as a high-volume service-dispatch or enterprise production-builder system.

Is this a CRM or project-management system?

Both functions are present, but the product is organized as a remodeling operating system. Lead history, scope, selections, production records, changes, billing, and closeout remain connected to the same project.

Does it replace accounting software?

No. The product manages remodeling operations and project records. Accounting remains a separate financial system of record unless a verified integration explicitly handles a defined transaction.

Can an AI assistant operate it?

Compatible assistants can use the scoped MCP connection for supported actions. Human approval, tenant permissions, and the product's operation policies still control sensitive work.

Can an existing company test it without migrating everything?

Yes. The safest evaluation is one active project. Full migration scope depends on the actual source data; the product does not promise one-to-one migration from every competing system.