About TradeCallMath

Missed-call math for contractors

What this site covers

[THE TOPIC IN ONE PLAIN SENTENCE: what subject this site explains, and for whom. Example shape: "This site covers the cost of missed phone calls for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical shops, and what to do about them."]

[WHY IT EXISTS: the gap this site fills. What were readers stuck with before, thin pages, old numbers, sales pages dressed as guides? Say it plainly, in two or three sentences.]

Who runs it

[WHO IS BEHIND THE SITE: a real name or business, where it is based, and the experience that qualifies it to write on this topic. One short paragraph. Readers and ad reviewers both look for a person here, not a brand voice.]

Published and maintained by the team at Deutsh Software Solutions (dsoftware.ca).

How the content is made

Every guide on this site starts from a question a reader actually asked or searched for. Numbers come from named sources, and the source and its date are shown beside the number, so you can check it yourself. Estimates are labelled as estimates. When a source updates or a reader catches an error, the page is corrected and the correction is left visible in the page history.

What this site is not

This site publishes general information. It is not professional advice for your specific situation, and nothing here replaces a qualified professional in [THE RELEVANT FIELD, e.g. "the trades, law, accounting, or medicine, as this site's topic requires"]. The full disclaimer is on the Disclaimer page.

Contact

Corrections, questions, and topic requests are welcome atcontact@tradecallmath.com, or through the Contact page.