A coating contractor standing in the mouth of a finished flake garage, seen from behind, looking out at a sunny driveway
From Xtreme Polishing Systems

Look like the established company in town.

Set up for you by the people who supply your material.

Website Hosting Storefront and CRM AI tools

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About five minutes. No logo, no photos, no problem. We handle it.

The back office you never had.

Built for coating contractors by the people who trained you and supply your material. Set up for you, not by you.

The leads inbox, showing new homeowner enquiries with the colour each one picked
The same business on a phone, showing new leads, bids out and bids accepted

Every lead lands here.

The quote a homeowner receives, headed with the contractor's own logo and phone number

Your quote, your name on it.

Pricing a job step by step, with the price to the customer updating as you go

Price it in the driveway.

Settings showing the contractor's own logo and brand colour

Your logo, your colours.

Plus the plumbing. Your own web address, a local number, a business email, your Google listing set up, review requests after a job, and hosting with backups. You answer nine questions and we build the rest.

A bare concrete garage floor before any coating
Before
The same garage with a flake floor finished in Cabin Fever
After

The visualizer, on the sample garage.

One more thing you can switch on.

Contractors on an XPS Business Systems site can add JobBring, the floor visualizer, smart estimates and the AI receptionist, at a member rate. The visualizer is the one homeowners remember: they see the floor before you quote it.

A crew walking a freshly finished flake floor
I already have a website.

Tell us what it is and who manages it, in step eight, and we will say honestly whether it is less work to keep it or replace it. The part most contractor sites are missing is what happens after somebody fills the form, and that is the part we set up either way.

What do I have to do?

Answer nine screens of questions the way you would answer them standing at the counter. That is the whole list. No logo, no photos, no web address? Each one has a button that says so and we handle it. Nobody sets anything up themselves.

Do I own it?

Your business name, your photos, your wording and your customer list are yours. Who keeps the web address if you ever cancel is worth having in writing, so ask for that in plain English before you sign up.

Start with your business name.

Everything else follows from there. About five minutes, and nothing goes live until you have seen it.

Start the setup

Setup and monthly pricing is shown in the quiz, before you commit to anything.