Fractional COO for General Contractors doing $3M to $20M
In 90 days, I build the operating system your team runs without you.
Job costing you trust before the job closes. Subs who can't get paid without a signed waiver. PMs who stop texting you at 6:47 on a Sunday.
Certified Monday.com Partner
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HoneyBook Educator
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Asana Ambassador
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21 years of operations experience
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Certified Monday.com Partner ✳︎ HoneyBook Educator ✳︎ Asana Ambassador ✳︎ 21 years of operations experience ✳︎
You built a business. You did not mean to build a job you cannot leave.
Every builder I work with says the same thing. They have a team, they have jobs, they have revenue. But they cannot step away because everything runs through them. Change orders wait on their approval. The PM texts before making a call. Buildertrend and QuickBooks disagree about what a job actually costs.
That is not a people problem. That is a system problem. And it has a fix.
If two of these are true, we should talk.
You are the process.
Every change order waits on your approval. Every selection question routes to you. Your PM texts before making a call he is fully capable of making, because that is what he has been trained to do. The company moves at exactly the speed you answer your phone.
Jobs close below the estimate and nobody knows why.
You budgeted 18 percent. It closed at 11. Somewhere in there was an unbilled change order, a backcharge nobody captured, and rework caught at punch. It never shows up as a line item. It shows up as a number that is smaller than it should be.
Compliance runs on goodwill.
Lien waivers chased by hand. Certificates of insurance that expired in March. Subs mobilizing before a signed scope is on file. It works right up until the day it does not, and that day is expensive.
None of this is a people problem. Your team is not lazy and your PMs are not incompetent. They are running a business that was never given a system.
Results That Speak for Themselves
HEY, I'M ALI
I don't coach from the outside. I operate inside the business.
I work with founder CEOs who have unintentionally become the operating system of their own company. I've spent years stepping into growing businesses as the person who takes operational ownership when everything starts running through the founder.
I'm not here to give you a framework and wish you luck.
I'm here to install it, enforce it, and stay until it works.
Calm. Systems. Results.
Not because business has to be hard. Because the right infrastructure makes it easier. I have been building operational systems for founder-led businesses for 21 years. I know what works, what does not, and how to get it done without turning your world upside down to do it.

