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Cora for General Contractors

Never miss an estimate request again.

Remodel and project leads come in at all hours. Cora answers, qualifies the job, and books the estimate — so no lead ever slips.

General Contractors
Incoming call
“Want a quote on a kitchen remodel.”
Estimate booked
The calls you lose

Estimate requests come while you’re on a job site. Miss the call and a competitor books the remodel.

What Cora does for General Contractors

Trained on the calls your phone actually gets — not a generic script.

Handles project inquiries

Remodels, additions, estimate requests — answered live while you’re on a job site.

Qualifies before booking

Scope, timeline, budget signals — she asks, so you only drive to estimates worth driving to.

Logs every lead

Every inquiry lands in the CRM with notes — nothing falls through between job sites.

Start to finish

A remodel lead, start to finish.

An illustrative call — a local scenario, handled the way Cora would handle it for your shop. Want the real thing? She’s on the demo line right now.

Hear her live — (410) 844-5578
Incoming call
Illustrative example
“Want a quote on a kitchen remodel.”
“Happy to help — roughly what size is the kitchen, and what’s your timeline? I’ll get you booked for a free estimate visit.”
Estimate booked — Saturday, 10:00 AM
Project details logged · confirmation texted
Cora
One system, tuned for General Contractors.
Cora on the phone, a website that books online, and a CRM that keeps every lead — get found, get answered, get booked.
See the system
Our first general-contractor case study is in the works — ask about it on a demo.

General Contractors questions, answered.

Can she qualify a project before booking?

Yes — you set the questions: scope, timeline, budget range. She asks them and books only what fits.

Does she follow up on leads?

Every lead is logged with its details, and booked estimates get automatic confirmations and reminders.

Can I set which jobs I want?

Yes — tell her what you take and what you don’t. Bathroom remodels yes, handyman work no — she follows your rules.

The next remodel shouldn’t go to voicemail.