For home service companies doing $1M+

Close more of the work you already have. Without hiring anyone to chase it.

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Meet Castalin

Castalin builds the operating system behind home service companies doing $1M+, from the call that starts a job to the invoice that closes it out. That stretch is the part nobody owns, which is where the work goes missing.

Pipeline, Meta ads alone

18 days

$189,000

27 leadsin 18 days

  • Leads, budget, timeline and service captured27
  • Average package$7,000

Booked work

Same 18 days

$56,700

at their existing 30% close rate

  • Booked work30%$56,700
  • Meta ads pipeline$189,000

Exterior Improvement, Sacramento

One living view

The whole board, in one calm place.

Figures from Divine Tree Service's own scoreboard, Sacramento.

Work closed

First full month

$54,155

All of it from leads they were already getting.

43% close rate that month

Two clocks

Per call

  • 63 sec

    From missed call to first follow-up going out

  • 56 sec

    Hang-up to the call logged, summarised and tasked

What the board found

Price and getting other quotes are 30 of the 56 objections. That is a competitive-position problem, not a discounting one.

Read the Divine Tree story

About Castalin

One record per job

Castalin maps how work really moves through your company, ranks every gap by what it costs you, then builds the system that closes it.

6 wks

From kickoff to full deployment

Divine Tree Service

18 days

To prove a new lead channel, Meta ads alone

Exterior Improvement

24 h/wk

Back in the owner's own week

Divine Tree Service

One job, six moments

Six moments in one job. Each one gets an owner.

Six moments decide whether a job makes money. Each one gets a named owner and a record of what happened.

01An inquiry arrives

One named person owns it, and a clock starts.

Otherwise a lead sits in three inboxes while everyone assumes someone else already called back.

Live inquiries

Every channel, one list

Live
  • MR

    Marisol R.

    Missed call · Dana

    2 minCalled back
  • JO

    James O.

    Web form · Luis

    6 minOwned
  • KT

    Keisha T.

    Text · Dana

    11 minOwned
  • PH

    Paul H.

    Referral · Ana

    18 minBooked

02A quote goes out

The chase runs itself until an answer comes.

Left alone, a quote goes quiet after one text and the job goes to whoever followed up first.

Open quotes

Chased until there is an answer

Open 6Won 3Lost 1
QuoteAmountNext chaseStatus

Hollis

Q-2318

$15,220Today, 2 pmChasing

Brennan

Q-2316

$8,450TomorrowChasing

Okafor

Q-2311

$4,980SignedAccepted

Marsh

Q-2307

$7,300ClosedDeclined

03The job gets scheduled

Order, lead time and date sit against the job.

Miss it and the crew turns up while the material is still on a truck somewhere.

This week

Crews, dates and material

MonTueWedThuFri
Crew A
Hollis roofOkafor gutters
Crew B
Brennan siding
Crew C
RepairLindqvist deck
Shingles · Ordered · 3-day leadGutters · On site

04A crew is on site

The crew logs it where they stand.

Skip it and the day gets rebuilt from memory that night, after the customer has already called to ask.

Field log

Hollis roof · Crew A

  1. 8:12

    Crew checked in on site

  2. 10:40

    Old decking replaced, 12 sheets

    4 photos
  3. 1:15

    Customer asked about skylight flashing

    Note
  4. 3:50

    Job marked complete

    Synced

05The job finishes

Closing the job out sends the invoice.

Leave it to memory and the invoice waits until someone has a free evening to write it.

Invoice #1042

Hollis roof

Sent at close-out
  • Roof replacement$14,200
  • Skylight flashing$640
  • Disposal$380
  • Total$15,220
Deposit received$6,088

06The week ends

Labour and materials land against the job that used them.

You do not know which jobs made money, so the next bid gets priced on feel and capacity is a guess.

See what gets built

Margin by job

This week · target 30%

  • Hollis roof34%
  • Brennan siding27%
  • Okafor gutters41%
  • Lindqvist deck22%

Labour and materials land on the job that used them

The board

One board for the whole operation, kept current by the work itself.

Leads, quotes, crews, invoices and cash on one screen, filled in as the work happens. When something stalls, the board flags it while there is still time to act.

See what gets built

Sample Home Services

Operations overview

This week vs last

New leads

42

+12%

Median response

4 min

−3 min

Jobs booked

17

+4

Invoiced

$86,400

+9%

Leads vs booked

Last 12 weeks

LeadsBooked

Where leads come from

This month

  • Calls38%
  • Web forms24%
  • Referrals18%
  • Lead services12%
  • Other8%

Recent jobs

Owned end to end

  • HOHollis roof$15,220Invoiced
  • BRBrennan siding$8,450In progress
  • OKOkafor gutters$4,980Scheduled
  • LILindqvist deck$11,600Scheduled

How it works

Map it, rank it, then build what pays first.

We start from your real call, job and invoice data instead of interviews. Every fix is scored before anything is built, and working pieces reach you sprint by sprint.

Ready to scale
  1. 01

    Map

    Map how work moves

    We trace every handoff: who holds it, what carries it, who sees it fail first and when it peaks.

    • Calls
    • Text threads
    • CRM
    • Calendar
    • Spreadsheet
  2. 02

    Identify

    Rank the gaps

    Each gap is scored on revenue, cost, time to value and risk, so you see the order and why.

    Ranked gaps

    4 found
    • Missed-call follow-up

    • Quote chase

    • Close-out invoicing

    • Material lead times

  3. 03

    Deploy

    Build and measure

    The top fixes get built in sprints, each with its own number, tracked from the day it goes live.

    Invoices sent same day, last 30 days

    92%+18 pts

    Close-out now drafts the invoice straight from the job record.

Integrations

Built on the tools you already run.

Castalin builds on the phone, CRM, calendar and books you already run. Where two of them do not talk to each other, we connect them, and the system belongs to you.

Showing all 18 tools

  • Sf

    Salesforce

  • HubSpot

  • HL

    HighLevel

  • Zoho

  • ST

    ServiceTitan

  • Jb

    Jobber

  • HP

    Housecall Pro

  • NS

    NetSuite

  • SAP

  • Dy

    Dynamics 365

  • Ac

    Acumatica

  • QuickBooks

  • Xero

  • Sage

  • Stripe

  • Gusto

  • ADP

  • Bi

    Bill

If a tool can't carry the work, we build what replaces it. Ready to scale

Product names and logos belong to their owners. They show tools we build on, not partnerships.

What gets built

Your tools already hold the pieces. Nothing holds them together.

The hubThe owner's phone

  • CallsEvery call rings one phone
  • Text threadsPhotos stuck in a thread
  • The CRMRetyped by hand
  • The calendar
  • InvoicingWaits for the weekend
  • The crew
  • SubsNobody owns it after the win
  • The spreadsheet

Same tools, before and after. Replacing them is never the first move: what is on the left gets wired to one record instead of to one person.

Client results

Client results

All results

$54,155

Closed in month one at full production, every job from leads already coming in

Divine Tree Service

$189,000

Pipeline from 27 leads, from Meta ads alone

Exterior Improvement

43%

Close rate over their first full month

Divine Tree Service

The cost of leaving it

What the gap costs you. In your numbers, not ours.

Pick where work leaks out, then put in your own figures. The sums are on the screen, and nothing you type is stored or sent.

In the office
On the job

Guarantees

Two of them, and the second one costs us.

Neither of those is a refund of the whole build, and we are not going to imply otherwise. The map, the roadmap and every piece that is doing its job remain yours.

On the roadmap

If it tells you nothing you did not know

The ranked roadmap exists to surprise you. If it comes back and every gap on it was already obvious, you do not pay for that phase.

On anything we build

If a piece is not moving its number

Every piece is built against a number and measured from before it existed. One that is not moving that number gets switched off and drops out of what you pay. You will have seen it in your own weekly report before we raise it.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Fit, price, timing and what happens to the software you already run. If your question is not here, ask us directly.

Ready to scale
  • Trade and home service businesses at $1M or more in revenue, with six or more people and at least one person who sells. Complexity counts for more than size: every crew, subcontractor, contract and permit is another place for work to slip. See the trades we work with.

  • Clients typically invest in the five figures, depending on scope and what the mapping finds. We scope the build as one project and ship it in sprints, so you get working pieces along the way. After launch, the only recurring charge covers maintenance, support and training. See what gets built.

  • Not as a first move. Anything that works and can be connected stays, and we build around it. Where a tool cannot do the job or cannot be connected at all, the map shows it and we build the piece that replaces it. See the tools we build on.

  • The fastest fixes, like missed-call follow-up and lead routing, tend to show up within weeks since they touch the fewest systems. A full first version takes 30 to 90 days, and Divine Tree Service went fully live in about six weeks. Read their results.

  • We do. The first crew training is part of the build. After launch, training for new hires and for any piece that changes is covered by the monthly maintenance and support. Ask how that works for your team.

  • You do, once it is paid for. There is no licence and no seat count, and nothing is rented back to you. Read who we are.

  • Yes. Castalin works with home service companies across the United States. Get in touch.

Start here

Bring us one job you know you lost.

We find the place it actually died. Then multiply that one place by the number of times it happened last year, which is the part most owners are not ready for.

When you get in touch

  • A person reads what you sent and writes the reply.
  • We reply within one business day (Mon–Fri, Pacific time). By email, or by phone if you left a number.
  • If we are not the right fit for your company, we say so plainly.

Nothing to prepare. One job that went wrong is enough to start from.