Consulting for GCs & subcontractors
Get invited. Win the work. Get called back.
Most contractors think they have a lead problem. Usually it's a follow-up problem. Score your business across all three stages and find out which one is actually costing you.
Free, no signup to see your score. 15 questions.
Sample output
The Walkthrough
15 questions43/100
At risk. Stage 2 is the leak — fix
follow-up before spending on leads.
Where the work goes
Three places good contractors lose jobs
Almost every contractor is losing work in one of these three spots — and almost none of them are losing it where they think they are.
You're not on anybody's bid list, nothing comes up when someone Googles your trade, and the phone only rings when a friend happens to mention your name.
Leads buried in text threads. Proposals that take a week. Nobody follows up. Most bids are lost to silence, not to price.
Nothing was wrong with the work. You were just slow to answer and nothing was documented — so the GC didn't complain, he just didn't call back.
What we fix
Three stages. One loop that feeds itself.
Numbered because it's a real sequence — the life of a job, from nobody knowing your name to a GC handing you work without a bid. Do the third one well and the first one gets cheaper every year.
Get invited
The phone has to ring and the bid invitations have to come in. We fix how you're found and get you registered where work actually gets handed out.
- Website built for how contractors really get hired
- Google Business Profile that ranks for your trade and city
- Registered with 25+ GCs, plan rooms, and builders exchanges
- Capability statement & prequalification package
- Google Ads — in an account with your name on it
Never sold first. If your follow-up is broken, more leads just leak faster.
Win the work
Every lead and bid invite in one place, a proposal out in 24 hours instead of next week, and follow-up that actually happens after the number goes out.
- Lead tracker your office will actually open
- Branded proposal with real scope and exclusions
- Pricing checklist so nothing gets left off a takeoff
- Follow-up cadence, scripts, and scheduled reminders
- Win/loss recorded on every bid, with a reason
Cheapest fix on the menu. Usually the fastest money, too.
Get called back
GCs re-hire the sub who answers fast, documents everything, and doesn't create problems. Nobody sells this stage, and it's the one that decides whether you bid for the rest of your life.
- Twelve documented processes, one page each, written with you
- Daily reports and photo standards your foreman will use
- Change orders signed before the work starts
- RFI tracking with dates in and dates out
- Crew onboarding kit — hire to first day
The loop closes here. Referrals and repeat GCs are free leads.
Process
Scored, fixed, then scored again
No long contracts. No jargon. No five-figure "discovery phase" before anything happens.
The free walkthrough
Forty-five minutes, fifteen questions. We read your last proposal, look at your change order paperwork, and Google you on the spot. You see the score live.
Your report, in 24 hours
Written findings, critical gaps named with dollars attached, and one thing to fix first. Yours to keep whether or not we ever work together.
Fix the one thing
We start with whatever is actually costing you — not whatever is easiest to sell. Fixed price, agreed before anything begins.
Rescore at 90 days
Same fifteen questions, same anchors. The number moves or we didn't do our job. That's the whole accountability model.
Why AMC
We speak contractor, not consultant
Marketing agencies stop at the lead and have never seen a change order. Business consultants never touch lead generation and have never priced a job. AMC owns the whole loop, which is why we're the only ones who can tell you your problem isn't leads — and be right.
GCs, subs, remodelers, and trades. We don't do restaurants, gyms, or dropshipping stores.
If your follow-up is broken, we won't sell you a website. You'd be paying us to send more leads into the same place the last ones went.
Every number, published. No discovery call required to find out what something costs.
Free walkthrough. Live website demo with your name on it. You see the value before you spend a dollar.
Your website files, your ad account, your SOPs, your customer data — no matter how it ends.
Where the work goes
The four findings the walkthrough is built to catch:
- 01One source of work. If most of your jobs come from one GC, that's not a marketing problem — that's one phone call from losing your company.
- 02Bids that die in silence. Most contractors can't tell you their win rate within ten points, which means nothing is tracked and nothing improves.
- 03Unbilled change orders. Eight times last year at two grand each is sixteen thousand dollars you already earned and never invoiced.
- 04Nothing documented. No photos, no daily reports, slow replies. The GC never complains — he just doesn't call next time.
Questions
Asked before, answered straight
Is the walkthrough really free?
Yes. Forty-five minutes, you see your score live, and you keep the written report whether or not we ever work together. It's how we prove we understand your business before asking for a dollar.
How is this different from a marketing agency?
An agency's job ends when the lead hits your phone. Ours doesn't. If the walkthrough shows your leads are fine and your follow-up is the problem, we fix the follow-up — and we'll say so instead of selling you ads. That's not a nicer sales pitch, it's a different business.
What if I just need a website?
The services stand alone and you're never required to buy more than you need. But we'll run the walkthrough first, and if it shows your close rate is the real problem, we'll tell you a website is the wrong purchase this month. You can buy it anyway — we'd just rather you spent the money where it works.
Do I have to sign a long contract?
No. Projects are one-time and fixed price. Monthly plans bill on the 1st and cancel with 30 days' notice. Your ad account is opened in your name — if we part ways, everything stays with you.
I'm a small crew. Is this overkill?
The smaller the company, the more one unbilled change order hurts. The walkthrough scales to your size — the recommendation for a 3-person remodeler looks nothing like one for a 40-person GC.
What does it cost?
Everything is published on the pricing page. Single fixes run $450 to $3,200. The full 90-day rebuild is $8,500. Monthly plans start at $350.
Find out which stage is actually costing you.
Free, forty-five minutes, and the scored report is yours to keep. Worst case, you walk away knowing exactly where your company stands and what to fix first.
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- Email amcbuildconsulting@gmail.com
- Response time Within one business day
- Service area Remote-friendly — we work with contractors nationwide