Your shop stays your shop.
We work inside the tools you already run. If Amp leaves, you are not stuck migrating off a platform we forced you onto.
About Michael
My background spans technical systems, entrepreneurship, and buying, renovating, and reselling houses. I distrust tools that only work in a clean demo.
Amp exists because most electrical contractors I talk to can feel that AI is coming into the trade, and still cannot spare a month to research vendors, stitch workflows, and babysit something fragile.
So the offer is the hire plus the management. I stay in the work: discovery, configuration, proof, quality review, and an honest read on whether the employee is earning its keep.
We work inside the tools you already run. If Amp leaves, you are not stuck migrating off a platform we forced you onto.
Office capacity can move fast. Estimating judgment, code calls, pricing, and commitments stay with the people who carry the license and the relationship.
Other shops are already experimenting or quietly planning to. The edge is not reading another article. It is getting a working employee into the week.
Talk directly with Michael