Tommy Dobczyk pitches an AI contractor assistant for hardware stores. Scan a QR code, upload photos of quotes, and get contractor ratings from HomeAdvisor, Yelp, and the BBB to spot overcharges. He shows it working for RCS Plumbing, which has a 4.5 rating on HomeAdvisor but mixed reviews elsewhere.
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Are you in the deal room? This card to get people to come do business with me?
No,
just telling people about it, and they're able to come back and say, hey, yeah, I use this at work. What I want to do is get this to the point where I can create a white label that I then sell to Home Depot, Lowe's, who value Hardware, Menards, and get ru.
We want to talk to you about that.
Get them to. When you walk in the store, you scan. You scan a QR code and your. And your virtual contractor pops up and you can start shopping. You can show it pictures. You can submit those documents and say, am I getting screwed? And then the nice thing is that you can actually plug into this, that contractor's name and say, give me a review.
I can do that. You want to do that right now?
Yeah, let's do that one.
So can you give me a review on the following contractor, RCS Plumbing, Inc. At 3291 East Coast Combs Road, San Tan Valley, Arizona. I don't know, but.
So Home Advisor has them as a 4.5 out of 5. There's mixed ratings and negative reviews on Yelp and math class, etc. They have no B and B Better Business Bureau accreditation rankings, but they do have one negative review. I like to say everybody's got an. There's, you know, if you got 10 people complaining, that's one thing. But if it's just one person, and typically, if you go look at what that person complained about and then you go look at their profile of complaints, they're typically an asshole on a lot of other cases, meaning one complaint.
