The part that runs itself.
LLC Factory × QBS Systems
We signed the papers. LLC Factory handles the company, the brand and the site. QBS handles everything that runs behind it. You get one build, one price and two owners who both worked on it.
Missed-call text back
Phone rings while you're on a roof. They get a text in seconds instead of nothing, and it's a conversation instead of a lost job. Cheapest thing we build, first thing that pays for itself.
Quote tools
A calculator priced off your real numbers. They get an answer at 11pm instead of waiting on you, and most move themselves up a tier when they see the break.
Every lead and job in one place
Every lead in one place with the job details attached.
Follow-up that runs
Day 1, day 3, day 7 — whether anybody remembers or not.
Onboarding & hiring
Application intake, document collection and onboarding for facilities that hire constantly.
Integrations
Calendars, payments, documents, e-sign.
The full builds come with the programming in the price.
Operations Hub, from $1,500 — the site out front and the hub behind it, built to what your business actually needs: missed-call text back, follow-up, booking, deposits, crew logins, all the way up to software that runs the whole shop. Built by Dillon at QBS, in the price. Works like an app on your phone.
One build, one price, two owners on it.
In production, not in a demo.
The automation stack running WeHaul's dispatch and follow-up every day was built by QBS. Not a case study — it's been in production for years, moving real jobs and real money.