For more than 30 years, this multifamily construction and development company has specialized in housing projects that range from large-scale new builds to renovations and redevelopment. Known for their philosophy of “thinking like owners, not just contractors,” their team serves developers, municipalities, property managers, and investors across multiple states.
But while their field operations ran smoothly, their sales and marketing efforts told a different story. Behind the scenes, they were weighed down by:
This construction firm needed more than just a CRM installation—they needed a foundation for growth.
The approach centered on hands-on, project-based onboarding. Instead of simply setting things up for them, our consultant guided their team through building their own systems—ensuring they understood the “why” behind each step.
A custom sales pipeline was designed in HubSpot, built around customer-centric deal stages. A new “deal type” property was introduced to differentiate internal projects from external ones—providing better segmentation and clarity for reporting.
Outdated WordPress forms were replaced with HubSpot forms, enabling automated lead capture and follow-up. Templates, snippets, and workflows were introduced to help standardize communication and reduce repetitive tasks.
Instead of letting HubSpot fill with clutter, we trained their team on creating active lists and maintaining clean data. Reporting dashboards were introduced for both company-wide insights and individual sales rep performance, giving leadership the visibility they’d been missing.
In construction, margins and timelines leave little room for inefficiency. By transforming their disjointed tech stack into a unified HubSpot-powered system, this firm positioned themselves to scale smarter—not harder.
Their onboarding wasn’t just about fixing a CRM problem. It was about creating clarity, empowering their sales team, and laying the groundwork for stronger marketing and growth in the years to come.
For a company that builds communities brick by brick, it was the digital foundation they needed to build their own.