Oblyss

08/12/2026

08/12/2026

The foundation repair industry has a problem.

And it’s not the foundation.

It’s the way the business behind it is being managed.

Leads come in from everywhere.
Estimators are juggling appointments.
Jobs move through multiple stages.
Customers need updates.
Crews need information.
Office teams need to know what’s happening in the field.

And somehow, a lot of companies are still piecing it all together with spreadsheets, texts, sticky notes, and five different systems.

The work is complicated enough.

The software shouldn’t be.

That’s exactly why we’re building Oblyss.

💬 If you work in foundation repair, what’s the ONE part of running your business you wish was easier?

07/16/2026

You bought software to make the business easier to run.

But now your team is jumping between tools, copying the same information twice, checking multiple calendars, chasing lead updates, and still asking, “Where's that job at?”

That's not an efficient workflow.

Rachael and Leslie from Oblyss talk about building software for foundation repair business owners who are tired of disconnected tools slowing the team down.

The goal is have everything in one place to manage the work, get cleaner visibility, fewer manual handoffs, and more time back for the people running the business.

Full episode here: https://youtu.be/G6oclQRVuiQ

06/29/2026

We had a blast at the annual National Foundation Repair Association conference!

06/26/2026

This week, something happened that I’ll never forget.

After months of late nights, early mornings, countless revisions, setbacks, pivots, and more coffee than I’d like to admit… we officially launched Oblyss at the National Foundation Repair Association Conference.

Six years ago, this was just an idea.

An idea that started because I fell in love with an industry that most people never think about. An industry full of hardworking business owners solving some of the toughest structural problems imaginable, yet still forced to run their companies across spreadsheets, disconnected software, sticky notes, and workarounds.

The more people I talked to, the more one thing became clear:

They didn’t need another generic CRM.

They needed software that actually understood foundation repair.

So we built it.

Standing at our booth this week, watching contractors stop, ask questions, schedule demos, and tell us, “Finally… someone built this for us,” made every challenge worth it.

This isn’t the finish line.

It’s the beginning.

To everyone who believed in this vision before there was a product… thank you.

To the contractors who shared their frustrations and trusted us with their ideas… thank you.

To our team, partners, friends, and family who encouraged us when things got hard… thank you.

We’re just getting started, and I couldn’t be more excited for what’s ahead.

Here’s to building something that truly serves an industry that’s been overlooked for far too long.