Houston web development for storm seasons and service fleets.

When Hurricane Harvey stalled over Southeast Texas in August 2017, the National Weather Service found that about 46% of the region's river forecast points reached new record levels. Events like that turn a restoration company, a roofer or a plumber into a logistics operation overnight. The phone rings without stopping, crews scatter across 640 square miles, and the whiteboard in the office stops being a system. Most of those calls are the same five questions, asked by people who are frightened and tired.

What works instead is unglamorous: an intake form that captures the address, the damage and photos in one pass; a dispatch board crews update from their phones; a status page customers check rather than calling; exports formatted the way adjusters want them. If you already run field software, the job is often ServiceTitan integration rather than a replacement. Each piece is small. Together they let a small company handle a surge without losing track of anyone.

Houston's anchor industries ask for something different. Energy and Texas Medical Center buyers read specifications, and the suppliers who serve them need tools that present technical work clearly. We built MEP AI Pro, an estimating platform for mechanical and engineering work, so technical audiences are familiar territory. Those buyers shortlist suppliers on evidence, and documented work is evidence. Custom applications start from $575, depending on complexity, scoped in writing before work begins.