An AI implementer runs your whole front office.

Built by someone who's been in your shoes.

Kip Lee has spent 40 years in home improvement — two-time Inc. 500 honoree, SBAC Small Business of the Year (Savannah), cover feature of Replacement Contractor magazine (September 2003, byline by the late Jim Cory), and a four-year run on both the Qualified Remodeler Top 500 (peak #168 nationally) and the Replacement Contractor 100 — 2004 through 2007. He built his company out of DMA 103, outselling contractors in markets ten times his size. At peak: $5.96M in annual revenue, 497 installed jobs in a single year, thousands of in-home sales appointments.

And still — like every owner reading this — he watched leads slip through the cracks. Six marketing vendors, none of them talking to each other. A PR firm charging $2,000 a month for Kiwanis Club lunches and press releases nobody read. Sound familiar? That’s the problem The Lead Machine was built to end.

I built MyEASySystem because I got tired of writing checks to agencies that couldn't do what a machine can do for a fraction of the cost. This is the system I wished I had for four decades.