One-person automation shop out of Flower Mound. I build the system that texts your missed calls back, holds the conversation, and gets them on your calendar — while you're still on the job. The phone on the right is a roofing company on a storm night. Their whole crew is on a roof. Tap the call button and see what happens.
Month to month. No long-term contract. Founding rate for the first few businesses in.
THE CREW IS ON A ROOF.
YOU'RE A HOMEOWNER WITH A LEAK.
TAP TO CALL
That text went out before the homeowner had time to dial someone else. Nobody touched a phone.
MISSED CALL → LOST JOB. THIS IS WHAT BREAKS THAT CHAIN.The words change depending on who's calling and why. Every build is tuned to your trade — your services, your calendar, the questions that actually matter before you roll a truck.
Different trade, or something else entirely? I build custom. If a workflow is costing you jobs or hours, tap the chat bubble and tell me what's happening.
The text-back and booking system is what I start with, because that's where most jobs are slipping through right now. From there, I add workflows based on what's actually costing you time.
The second a call goes unanswered, the system texts the caller from your number. They're in a conversation with you instead of moving on to whoever picks up next.
It finds out what's wrong, collects the address, asks the qualifying questions your trade cares about, and books a real slot from your calendar — no human involved.
Quote follow-up, review requests after a job, reactivating customers who went quiet — built out one workflow at a time, specific to how your shop runs.
About 20 minutes. I want to understand how your calls actually come in, what a typical job looks like, and where the stuff that should get booked ends up not getting booked.
Custom text-back, the booking conversation, calendar integration. I write the responses myself so they sound like your business, not a generic bot.
I run the whole thing live before it ever touches a real customer. You watch a fake missed call turn into a booked appointment. Then we turn it on.
After that it's mine to maintain. I watch the conversations, fix what breaks, and build out the next thing when you're ready. You deal with me directly, not a support ticket.
I'm Hayden Kasprzak. I run Kasprzak Automation out of Flower Mound — just me, building custom automation for service businesses around DFW. I started with roofers because storm season is where the missed-call problem is hardest to ignore. Busiest week of the year and half the calls are going to voicemail.
I'm early, and I price like it. The first few businesses in get a founding rate, see the system book a real appointment before they pay anything, and work directly with the person who built it. No account managers. No contract holding you in. You stay because the calendar fills.
Tell me what you do and where the calls come in. If it's not the right fit, I'll tell you straight — no pitch, no follow-up sequence.