Good·Favor

Tuesday · 7:39 p.m. · winding down, the trucks are back

Solar got harder this year. The work is still possible.

An AI Operations Partner for solar installers, and for the service trades built on the same bones.

  • Systems built in the stack you already run
  • Your team trained to run them, then we leave
  • Every dollar the systems make, reported monthly
Currently BuildingA same-day solar proposal pipeline
Next OpeningTwo Mondays from now (October 25)
On the DeskCounting truck rolls in last quarter's service tickets
Favorite Question“How many proposals went out same-day?”
Practice

The work eating your margin is the work AI does best.

Missed calls, slow proposals, the permit chase, the same admin work every week. Examples of what Good Favor builds to take it off your team's plate.

Example · Outbound Engine

Prospect lists that find themselves.

With the residential credit gone, leads don't pencil the way they did. We mine your install base and historical job data for what actually predicts a sale: geography, system age, battery and service signals, referral patterns, commercial adjacency. Outreach strategy is built from your own installs.

OutcomeA pipeline ranked by who is most likely to buy.
Example · AI Revenue Capture

Every inbound call, 24/7/365.

A voice agent that picks up after-hours and weekend calls, qualifies the homeowner, books the site survey, and writes it back to your CRM. When an existing customer calls about a system that's down, it opens a service ticket during the call automatically.

OutcomeSized for 10X return on the calls you're missing today.
Example · AI Operations Engine

Contract to PTO, without the paperwork chase.

Milestone tracking across the whole line: site survey, design, permit, interconnection, install, inspection, PTO. The system flags what's stalled and with whom, invoices at each milestone, and keeps your CRM, accounting, and scheduling tools sharing data on their own.

OutcomeFewer stalled jobs, and the office hours the chase was eating come back.
Example · Profitability Intelligence

Real job costs, while the crew is still on the roof.

A dashboard that shows margin by job type in real time: residential, commercial, battery, service. Per-job costs that count the second truck roll, the change order, and the week the job sat waiting on the utility. Monthly ROI report tied to baseline metrics, weeks ahead of your close.

OutcomeThe owner's monthly close moves from a guess to a number.
Example · AI-Assisted Estimating

Same-day proposals, without the one-person bottleneck.

Most shops price from one person's head. We move that pricing into a system: solar-specific templates, adder and battery logic, past-job lookups. The proposal goes out the same day whether or not that person is in the office.

OutcomeIn a market with fewer bids, the fast proposal wins more of them.
Example · Training & Knowledge Transfer

Your team owns the systems by the time we leave.

SOPs, recorded training, an internal champion equipped to run and extend every system we build. No subscription to us, no dependency on us. We engineer ourselves out of the business on purpose.

OutcomeEvery engagement ends in independence.
Philosophy

10X ROI.

We target a 10X ROI for you. We will continue past the engagement if you are not on track to reaching this 10X. Our goal is that you pay at most 10% of the value that is created.

10X

We estimate the dollar value the systems will create before we propose them. The price gets set from there. If we can’t see the path to 10X, we don’t pitch the work.

i.

Build, train, advise.

An engagement opens with a full operations and systems diagnostic. From there: a working system in your stack, then a trained team running it, then a final phase of advisory time and team training.

ii.

We train your team to own it.

Every engagement names a future owner. We equip one person on your team as the internal champion, document every system, and engineer ourselves out. Engagements end with your team running the systems on its own.

iii.

We report the math, monthly.

We are outcome focused. Our goal is to provide a 10X ROI, which means we need to track the ROI of each solution we implement. We provide a dashboard where the value created by the engagement and each solution is reported.

iv.

The owner already knows most of the answers.

Service business owners spend their day inside the work. Most of what we do is help name and organize what the owner already knows the operation needs. We bring the AI. The owner brings the answers about their shop. The Diagnostic that opens every engagement is mostly listening.

Field Notes · Engagement in progress

Field notes from a live solar engagement.

We’re mid-engagement with a $10M solar installer in the Mountain West. The Diagnostic measured roughly a third of office time as automatable and sized $300K+ a year of office work for the systems now being built. Baselines and projections, published as they stand, with results reported monthly once the systems go live.

Compare

Four options for building your systems.

Each of the four can get the systems built. Good Favor is the one that trains your team to run them and then leaves.

How Good Favor compares to an AI agency, a software vendor, and hiring an operations manager
Good FavorAI agencySoftware vendorOps hire
Knows the job from contract to PTOYesNoYesYes
Builds inside the tools you already pay forYesNoNoYes
Your team owns the systems at the endYesNoNoYes
No license or retainer after the engagementYesNoNoYes
Scope priced against a measured dollar valueYesNoNoNo
Questions

The five things owners ask first.

If yours is not here, email is the fastest way in.

1.What does an engagement cost?
The Diagnostic prices it. We measure the dollar value the systems should create, and the fee ceiling is 10% of that projected annual value, often less. You see both numbers before you commit to the build.
2.How long before something is live?
Month one is the Diagnostic. First systems are live in your stack by month two, and your team is running them by month four. The engagement ends with a handoff.
3.Do I have to replace my CRM?
No. We work in the stack you already have, and we stabilize the pipeline you are running before putting anything automated on top of it. AI layered on a fragile pipeline just makes the fragility faster.
4.What happens when the engagement ends?
You keep everything: the systems, the documentation, the recorded training, and a named person on your team who runs and extends them. There is no subscription back to us.
5.Why solar?
The residential credit ended, acquisition costs are climbing, and the installers who last will be the ones who run tighter. Most of that tightening is office work, which is the work these systems do best.
Tuesday · 7:39 p.m. · winding down, the trucks are back

Start with a conversation.

If you’re running a solar installation company, or another service business doing $5M to $50M in revenue, and there’s a specific problem eating real money, we’d like to hear about it. Missed calls, the permit chase, a quoting bottleneck, a CRM that ends at closed-won. Tell us the shape of the problem and we’ll come back with a 10X ROI target and what the work would cost. Email is the fastest way in.

Tell us about your operation
Office Hours
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10am to noon ET
Location
Durango, Colorado · remote everywhere
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