AI for concrete contractors.

The problem: the bids are everywhere

A GC emails an invitation to bid. A homeowner texts about a driveway. A builder calls about flatwork on eight lots. Each one lands in a different place, and the only system tying them together is memory and a whiteboard.

So bids go out and nobody follows up. Deadlines slip because the invite sat unread. And at the end of the season you cannot say which GCs actually award you work, because nothing kept score.

What good looks like

• Every bid invite and inquiry lands in one pipeline the moment it arrives.
• Bid deadlines surface in your morning brief before they are close.
• Every submitted bid gets a follow-up, and every award or loss gets recorded.
• You know your hit rate by GC and by job type, because the pipeline kept score for you.

How a Layups agent does it

The agent reads the inbox where the invites land, files each one with its deadline, and keeps the whiteboard in software you can ask questions of. You give it the number; it sends the bid, tracks it, and follows up while you pour.

• Captures every invite and inquiry into one pipeline with deadlines attached.
• Sends your bids and quotes, then follows up until there is an answer.
• Chases the paperwork: COIs, W-9s, and the invoice when the work is done.
• Reports your open bids, wins, and losses whenever you ask.

Start with the pipeline

For most concrete contractors the first win is simply seeing everything in one place. We set that up in week one: the agent starts capturing what comes in, and you stop losing bids to a full inbox.

Follow-up, invoicing, and the morning brief come next, one week at a time, with our people running the rollout alongside you.