Streamline was founded by someone with a background in the field, including low-voltage, home automation, and electrical work, with experience as a lead field technician and electrical foreman — running crews, chasing down materials, and watching good businesses lose time and money to problems that never had to exist.
This isn't outside advice from someone who's only ever consulted. It's built from real time on real job sites — the scheduling gaps, materials scattered between job sites, the lost paperwork, the crew that shows up without a plan. The businesses are different. The problems aren't.
Every business runs differently, so every fix looks different too. Streamline doesn't start with a favorite piece of software and try to make your business fit it. The audit always comes first — a real look at how your business runs today — so whatever we build after fits your business, not the other way around.
That might mean a simple shared calendar for a business just starting to scale. It might mean a complete operational system for a larger operation with more moving parts. The tool changes. The approach stays the same: understand the business first, build the fix second.
If your business feels like it's running you instead of the other way around, that's exactly the kind of problem Streamline was built to solve — with you.