Social media for contractors, from the job site
Every finished job is a post that wins the next one, and it never gets written because you are already on the next site. Text posthell what you finished; approve the drafts at lunch.
By Rohan Gotwal, Founder, posthellUpdated July 22, 2026Home services run on proof: the kitchen you finished, the roof you beat the storm to, the review from the client who thought it couldn't be done. posthell's AI team turns one text from the truck into the Facebook post, the Google Business update, and the Instagram caption, in your voice, with nothing invented. You add the photos and tap approve.
One note becomes the week's posts
“wrapped up the hendersons kitchen today, the island took three weeks because the stone came in wrong but the crew turned it around”
The Hendersons' kitchen is done. The island alone took three weeks, the stone came in wrong and the crew refused to install something that wasn't right. That's the difference between finished and finished properly.
Another kitchen remodel completed this week. When the island stone arrived wrong, we reordered rather than compromise, and the finished result was worth the wait. Get in touch for a quote on your remodel.
Three weeks on this island because the stone came in wrong and we don't install 'close enough'. The Hendersons' kitchen, done properly. Swipe for the before.
Illustrative drafts. Yours are written from your own note, in your voice, and nothing publishes until you approve it.
What your AI team handles
Finished jobs become your pipeline
A completed-job post with real details outsells any ad, because neighbors hire proof. One text from the truck and the drafts are waiting; add your site photos and approve.
Google Business that wins the search
When someone searches 'kitchen remodel near me' and then your name, a profile with weekly updates and answered reviews wins the call. posthell keeps both current.
Review replies without the fuming
On the Team plan, posthell drafts the calm version of the reply you wanted to write, thanks the happy clients specifically, and never argues in public or promises a discount you didn't offer.
Seasonal reminders on schedule
Gutter season, storm prep, winterization: queue the reminders once and they publish across networks at the right time of year, signed in your voice.
How it works
Connect your accounts
Link the networks your customers actually check, in a couple of clicks. We never see your passwords.
Tell your team what happened
One rough sentence about the contracting business this week is enough. The AI team writes the posts in your voice, tailored per network, and proposes times.
Approve from your phone
Drafts wait in a review queue, and the morning email lets you approve with one tap. Nothing publishes without you.
Frequently asked questions
Does social media actually get contractors jobs?
Yes, through the referral check: homeowners hear your name, then look you up. An active Facebook page and a fresh Google Business Profile with answered reviews is what converts that search into a call. The post is proof, not spam.
What should a contractor post?
Finished jobs with one honest detail (what went wrong and how you fixed it beats a perfect glamour shot), seasonal reminders, and the occasional crew story. All three come from your actual week, which is what posthell writes from.
I can't write posts from a job site. How does this work?
You text one rough sentence, exactly how you would say it, and posthell turns it into per-network drafts in your voice. Approve them at lunch from your phone. The writing was the bottleneck, not the material.
What does it cost?
From $49/mo ($37/mo billed yearly) with a 7-day free trial. Compare that to the $99-199/mo posting services that have never stood on one of your sites.
Hire the AI team, keep the final say
posthell writes from what actually happened in your business, tailors each post per network, schedules it, and drafts your review replies. Contractors are exactly who it was built for. From $37/mo billed yearly, with a 7-day free trial.