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Kitchen Remodeling · Custom Shop Desk CRM

A Custom CRM for Kitchen Remodelers

You sell a kitchen once, then build it over weeks with cabinets on backorder and a family living around the mess. Your desk would keep the design, the selections, the change orders and the draws on one job, so nothing gets lost between the showroom and the jobsite.

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A Shop Desk set up the way a kitchen remodeling business would run it
A Shop Desk set up the way a kitchen remodeling business would run it

Shown: Bramblewood Remodeling, a demo desk with invented customers. Yours wears your name and your words.

The line

From the First Call to Paid, in Kitchen Remodeling Words

Every kitchen remodel moves down the same line. We name each stop the way your crew already does.

  1. 01Call
  2. 02Design Visit
  3. 03Selections
  4. 04Contract
  5. 05Demo and Install
  6. 06Punch List
  7. 07Final Draw

A kitchen remodel on your desk hangs off the home and its layout.

So the card asks for what you actually need, and nothing a kitchen remodeling business would never fill in.

  • Cabinet line and finish
  • Countertop material
  • Appliance list
  • Layout sketch and measurements
  • Change orders
  • Draw schedule
Where it leaks

Where Kitchen Remodeling Businesses Lose Work

Change Orders Done on a Handshake

The homeowner asks for a pot filler during rough in and your lead says sure. If it never gets written up and signed, you eat the plumber and the fixture.

Design Visits That Go Cold

You spend two hours measuring and drawing, then the quote sits in an inbox. Without a chase, that family signs with whoever called them back first.

Draws Nobody Asked For

Cabinets are set and the next draw is due, but no one sent the invoice. Cash stays tied up in materials while the crew waits to get paid.

What we would build

Fitted to How You Already Work

  • Selections in One Place

    Door style, hardware, counters, backsplash and appliances live on the job with photos and model numbers. Your installer sees the same list the homeowner signed off on.

  • Change Orders Signed From the Phone

    Your lead writes the change on the job card, prices it off your rates and sends it. The homeowner signs from their phone before anyone picks up a tool.

  • Draws Tied to Milestones

    Set the draw schedule when the contract is signed. When demo or cabinet set is marked done, the next invoice goes out with a pay link.

  • A Job Page the Homeowner Can Check

    The family sees progress photos, the schedule and what is on backorder without calling you. Fewer status calls, and more trust at the final walkthrough.

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Questions

What Kitchen Remodeling Owners Ask

Can it track cabinets and appliances that are on backorder?
Yes. Each item on the selections list can carry an order date, an expected date and a status. When a date slips, you see which jobs it pushes before the homeowner hears about it.
Can my designer and my install crew see different things?
Yes. We set up who sees what with you. Your designer can own selections and pricing, while the crew sees the layout, the steps and the photos they need on site.
How long does it take to set up?
Most go live in about six weeks. We start by walking through how you sell and build a kitchen today, then fit the desk to that instead of making you change.
How long does a custom desk take?
Most businesses are running on their desk in about six weeks. A simple fit can be faster, and we tell you up front which one you are.
Do we own it?
Yes. The software, the data and the accounts are in your business name. Nothing of yours is ever held hostage.

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