TCP was created to solve the operational chaos that comes from juggling leads, quotes, jobs, payments, schedules, spreadsheets, documents, and communication across disconnected systems.
The goal is simple: help contractors spend less time managing admin and more time building profitable, organized businesses.
Trevor met Alex at the University of Iowa and later met Andrew on the soccer sidelines. After wrestling with scattered contractor data, he built his own automations — the spark that became TCP. He brings real-world contractor insight, steady project leadership, and a practical eye for tools that help small contractors get their time back.
Alex and Trevor go back to freshman-year dorm life at Iowa. After more than 10 years at Microsoft building products and platforms, Alex saw how Trevor's automations could evolve into a clean, intuitive system contractors would actually enjoy using. He brings interface thinking, product flow, and deep engineering experience.
Andrew met Trevor at their kids' soccer practice and joined the project soon after hearing the idea. He's passionate about building tools for small and midsize businesses and is the backend and database brain behind TCP. He brings practical engineering, strong people skills, and a builder's mindset.
We're looking for contractors who want early access, direct input into the platform, and the opportunity to help shape workflows that create more clarity, control, profit, and time at home.