The homeowner books whoever calls back first.

When you're knee-deep in a pour, finishing a driveway, or running the screed, you can't stop to answer the phone — but that's exactly when homeowners are calling for quotes. The AI voice and chat agent answers every call and web form instantly, asks the right questions (driveway vs. patio vs. sidewalk, tear-out vs. new pour, approximate square footage, decorative or standard finish), and books the site visit on your calendar. You never break your pour, and the homeowner never has to call your competitor.

Yes. The AI captures the details that decide whether a job is worth your windshield time: project type (driveway, patio, sidewalk, foundation, slab, stamped or decorative concrete), rough dimensions or square footage, whether there's existing concrete to tear out and haul off, access for the truck and pump, and the homeowner's timeline and budget range. By the time you see the lead, you already know if it's a $3,000 sidewalk or a $12,000 stamped patio — so you can prioritize the high-ticket pours.

Most homeowners research contractors in the evening after work or on Saturday morning — long after your office has closed. The AI answers those calls and chats 24/7, captures the full project scope, and books an estimate slot while you sleep. Concrete is a considered, high-dollar purchase, and the contractor who responds first almost always lands the walkthrough. With Stakd, that's always you — even at 9 PM on a Sunday.

Yes. We integrate with Jobber, JobNimbus, Buildertrend, CompanyCam, Google Calendar, and most other tools concrete contractors use to manage estimates and crews. The AI books the site visit directly into the calendar you already use and drops the full lead notes — project type, square footage, tear-out, photos if the homeowner sends them — into your CRM. No double entry, no leads lost on a sticky note in the truck.

We typically have concrete contractors live in days — every system is 100% custom-built for your business. We train the AI on your specific services (driveways, patios, sidewalks, foundations, stamped and decorative work), your service area, your rough per-square-foot pricing, your minimum job size, and how you like estimates scheduled. You review and approve, then we flip the switch — usually well before the spring rush starts.

Then this is even more critical. A single driveway or patio click can cost you real money, and those ads ring your phone while you're already on a job site. If that call goes to voicemail, you paid for a $5,000–$12,000 lead and then handed it to the next contractor on the list. The AI makes sure every paid call and form gets answered, qualified, and booked — protecting your ad spend and dropping your cost per booked estimate.

Pricing is custom based on your lead volume, the number of AI features you need, and the size of your crew and operation. We don't publish one-size-fits-all pricing because a solo flatwork finisher and a 4-crew decorative concrete company need very different builds. Book a free demo and we'll quote your specific situation. Most concrete contractors cover the cost with a single recovered patio or driveway pour.