Vault goes into the homes you build. Your clients sort out the simple things themselves and reach the right trade directly, so fewer calls come back to you after handover.
Every question about a house you built finds its way back to you, long after the job is closed and paid.
A tripped switch or a filter light turns into a call to your office, a site visit, and an afternoon you did not plan for.
The homeowner does not know which trade installed what, so every request routes through your team before it reaches the right person.
Model numbers, manuals, warranties and who did the work. When the client needs one, someone on your team has to go and find it.
Vault is an iPad installed in the home with a complete record of everything you built and a concierge that knows it.
When something stops working, the homeowner tells Vault. It works out the likely cause from the home's own record and walks them through the easy fixes first.
Every trade who built the home is on file, along with the warranties and service agreements. A request goes to the right trade with the model, the history and the likely cause attached.
Anyone can leave a binder of manuals. You leave a home that can answer for itself, with your work documented for the life of the property.
You include Vault as the home is completed and cover a one-time onboarding fee. Our team collects the drawings, specs, warranties and photos, builds the record, and installs the iPad.
After that, your client's questions go to Vault, not to your phone.
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Our team collects the plans, specs, manuals, warranties, trades and photos from you and your subs.
The home's own Vault is installed on an iPad, ready for the day your client moves in.
Your client asks Vault first. Simple things get solved, and real issues reach the right trade.
The documents you already have: drawings, specs, manuals, warranties and your list of trades. Our team does the collecting, organizing and setup.
You cover a one-time onboarding fee when the home is handed over. After that the homeowner can continue with a Vault membership of their own.
No. It organizes it. The homeowner has the trades and warranties in one place, tries the simple fixes first, and reaches the right trade when it is a real issue.
Only the easy things, like checking a switch or a filter. Anything more goes to a professional.
Yes. The live demo is a real residence you can walk through today, and we are happy to take you through it in person.
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