Professional websites
Designed to a professional standard and built so every form, call and booking lands in the system — not an inbox.
Talk about a websiteWebsites, lead response & follow-up, and business automation for owner-run service businesses — designed together, so every inquiry is answered, followed up and booked.
Larkspur Heating & Air is a fictional concept, not a client. Everything below runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
Repairs, replacements and seasonal maintenance for homes in Utah County. A written quote before any work starts.
Most businesses buy these from three different vendors and then pay someone to glue them together. We build them as one route — from the first visit to a booked job.
Designed to a professional standard and built so every form, call and booking lands in the system — not an inbox.
Talk about a websiteEvery inquiry gets an answer, every estimate gets followed up until it's a yes or a no, and it stops the moment they reply.
See the systemStatus, reminders and reporting that keep running — with alerts when something upstream changes.
Ways to startNo pitch deck. The first conversation is one lead, start to finish, in your words.
A free 20-minute call. We find the highest-value bottleneck together.
One page: how it works today, where it breaks, what we'd build.
On your accounts. Messages approved by you before anything goes live.
Duplicate, opt-out, after-hours and failure cases — with you watching.
You keep everything. A small monthly covers monitoring and fixes.
Break Flow is Martin Vicencio. No account managers, no hand-offs to a team you haven't met. The audit form on this site runs on the same kind of system we build for clients — if you want to see it end to end, ask on the call.
Martin Vicencio · Break Flow Solutions · Lehi, Utah · martin@getbreakflow.com
Twenty minutes, twice a week, on your floor. Measured from day one, so you continue on your own numbers.
See the movement program →You walk me through how an inquiry moves through your business today. I show you where it slips and what the connected version looks like. If you don't need this, I'll say so.