Let's work together to get your time back. Custom AI workflows for commercial, residential and industrial contractors in northern Utah.
Here is one workflow out of my own trade, so you can see the shape of the thing. Yours will probably look nothing like it, because it gets built around your business instead of mine.
Open items requiring direction
The second floor mechanical room door swing does not match the approved plan. The GC has acknowledged this is theirs to resolve. We need direction before the frame is set.
Material delay
The chilled water valves arrived in the wrong size. The supplier is quoting two weeks on the correct sizes. We are holding the sequence around it and will confirm impact once the ship date is firm.
Schedule clarification
Third floor progress is on plan for our scope. The current hold is ceiling grid, which is outside our contract. Happy to walk the floor together if that would help.
To hold the 14th
We need two additional men Thursday and Friday. Confirming availability today.
Request noted
Owner walkthrough before the holiday. We will propose dates this week.
There is no menu here and no package to pick from. We find the work costing you the most time, then I build something that takes it off your plate.
Before anything gets built, we look at your week. The bottleneck is almost never where people assume it is, and it is different at every company.
Not a template and not a course you watch. A custom AI workflow shaped to how your business already runs, using your documents, your language and your standards.
I train the people who will use it every day until they can do it cold. A workflow nobody can run is worth nothing.
Estimating, scheduling, hiring and onboarding, safety documentation, customer follow-up, invoicing, marketing, training materials. If it eats hours and runs on words or documents, it is fair game.
Which tools fit your work, what never gets pasted into them, and how output gets checked before it leaves your office. Simple enough that your team will actually follow them.
The first build is rarely the last. Once your team gets comfortable they start spotting the next thing themselves, and I am there to build it with them.
Commercial, residential or industrial, two people or twelve crews. The trade matters a lot less than the pattern.
The trade I work in every day.
Coordination, scheduling and the paper trail.
Shops running builds, installs and service work.
Electrical, controls, concrete, specialty subs and beyond.
You will get the most out of this if any of these sound familiar:
Four prompts you can put to work before lunch, plus the one rule that keeps AI from burning you. Written for people in the trades, free to use, works on your phone.
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I live and work in the valley. On-site anywhere in the corridor below, remote sessions past it.
Logan is where Dunkley AI Consulting is based and where most of my work happens. Close enough to sit down with you in person rather than doing everything over a screen.
Providence, North Logan, Smithfield, Hyrum, Nibley, Wellsville, Richmond, Hyde Park and Mendon, north into Preston, Idaho. Cache County builders, remodelers and mechanical contractors of every size.
Down through Tremonton, Brigham City, Perry and Willard, then into North Ogden, Pleasant View, Harrisville, Ogden, South Ogden, Roy and Riverdale.
I am a project manager in the mechanical and plumbing trade who taught himself AI and started using it on his own daily headaches. It worked well enough that I started building the same kind of thing for other businesses. No hype, no buzzwords, just workflows that give hours back.
Then we work on your actual problem. Paperwork examples show up on this page because that is the trade I came from, not because that is the service. I build custom AI workflows around whatever is costing you the most time, whether that is estimating, scheduling, hiring, follow-up, documentation, training your own people, or something I have not run into yet.
In most cases, no. Most of what I build runs on free or low cost tools you can open in a browser today. The value is in knowing what to ask and how to check the answer, not in another subscription that sits unused.
No. AI does not run pipe, set equipment, or read a job site, and it does not know your customers or your standards. It takes the repetitive part of a task so your people can spend their time on the part that needs judgment. Think about it the way you thought about the first cordless nail gun. Same carpenter, faster work, and nobody went back to a hammer.
Anything from a two person shop to a company running multiple crews. Smaller companies often see results fastest because there is no committee sitting between the decision and the change.
Logan and Cache Valley first, north into Preston, Idaho, then south through Brigham City and Tremonton into Ogden and Weber County. On-site work anywhere in that corridor, remote sessions past it.
That is part of the build, not an afterthought. We cover what should never be pasted into a public tool, which settings matter, and how output gets checked before it leaves your office. Rules simple enough that your team will actually follow them.
Tell me the recurring task that eats the most time, and I will tell you straight whether AI can take it off your plate. No pressure, no jargon, no charge for the conversation.