A glowing inspection report resting on a container
A worked Leak Check

What a Leak Check actually looks like.

Anonymised sample — a real-shape picture we'd walk through with you in the meeting. Trades business, two-person crew, plain English. This is what you'd receive if you booked in yourself.

Headline A two-person plumbing crew — biggest leak is missed calls after 4pm, worth roughly 8–12 jobs a month.

HeadlineA two-person plumbing crew — biggest leak is missed calls after 4pm, worth roughly 8–12 jobs a month.

A dry dock at night, a ship assembled from glowing plates

The five-leak picture

  1. 01

    Time

  2. 02

    Money

  3. 03

    Lost Work

  4. 04

    Pricing

  5. 05

    Blind Spots

Where it's leaking

Voicemail catches after-hours calls. No SMS follow-up. About 20% of new enquiries never call back.

Quoting happens after dinner. Rough estimate 6–10 hours a week, on top of paid work.

Xero invoices go out 3–5 days after the job. Late-payment chase is manual (SMS + call).

Prices set by gut. Doesn't know which jobs actually make money after materials + van time.

No dashboard. Owner "just knows" the busy weeks.

Want your own?

A container's journey: gate, crane, ship, along one lane

Twenty minutes with Michael — free.

No pitch. No jargon. You'll leave the call with the same shape of picture you're looking at now — and a real number for what fixing your leaks is worth.

20 minutes. No pitch. Real reply within one working day.

A hull with five small glowing leak points along its length
Free 20-minute meeting

Half an hour to find the biggest leak.

Tell us what's going wrong. Michael calls you back — usually the same day — twenty minutes, no pitch, no charge.

Call0403 475 099 Emailhello@kindraai.dev

20 minutes. We find where the money's going. No pitch.