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CarouselMon · 7:30 amnorthlinebuild Kitchen remodel, week 3: walls closed, cabinets in, and the island finally has its quartz top. Slide for where it started. Countertop templating to install took nine days.
Social media posts for contractors, written by AI.
Every project you finish is proof you can do the next one. Pylot turns your jobs, crew and reviews into a week of posts written in your voice, so your feed shows the work you're already doing.
Pro: 7 days for $0 · card required · then $49.99/month · cancel within 7 days to pay nothing.
Brand kit
Northline Build & Remodel
“Straightforward, detail-proud, no hype.”
CarouselMon · 7:30 am Up next
Example account · Northline Build & Remodel is fictional
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A week of posts for Northline Build & Remodel
A fictional general contractor doing kitchens, bathrooms and additions with a crew of eight. Every image below was generated with Pylot; the business and its posts are examples. Yours are written from your own website and photos, and you approve them first.
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CarouselMon · 7:30 amnorthlinebuild Kitchen remodel, week 3: walls closed, cabinets in, and the island finally has its quartz top. Slide for where it started. Countertop templating to install took nine days.
Photo postTue · 12:00 pmnorthlinebuild Planning a remodel next spring? Book your estimate now. Design, permits and material lead times often take 6–10 weeks before we swing a hammer.
Photo postWed · 6:00 pmnorthlinebuild We passed our final inspection on the Oakmont addition today. Thank you to our electrician and plumbing partners for keeping the schedule tight. Good subs make good projects.
Photo postThu · 11:00 amnorthlinebuild The detail most people never notice: we scribe every filler strip to the wall, so there are no gaps behind your cabinets. Five extra minutes that last 20 years.
Photo postFri · 4:00 pmnorthlinebuild "They cleaned up every single day and the project finished on the date they promised." Thank you, Karen and Tom. Enjoy that new bathroom.
StorySat · 10:00 amnorthlinebuild Weekend question: what's the one room you'd redo first? Vote below.
Built for how contractors work
Video ads
Video ads, made from your brand
A short vertical reveal ad built from your before-and-after project photos. On paid plans; not part of the trial.
Shown: a real Pylot ad made for a sample brand. Brand
Matches your trade
Roofers, painters, electricians and remodelers get posts about their work, not generic tips.
Captions
Captions in your voice
Each channel gets its own caption, written the way you talk to your customers.
Review
Your photos, your sign-off
Upload progress shots and Pylot writes the caption, the series and the reveal. You approve each post before it goes live.
Planning
Keeps you consistent
A week is planned at once, so your feed stays active even when every crew is out on a job.
Post ideas
Social media post ideas for contractors
Contractors sell trust and craftsmanship. The posts that work show the process, the people and the finished result, then make the next step obvious.
Project progress series
Post the same job at demo, rough-in and finish. People follow along and come back for the reveal.
Before-and-after reveals
The highest-saving post a contractor has. Shoot from the same angle both times.
Craft details
A clean tile line, a scribed edge, a tidy panel. Small details prove the quality of the whole job.
Crew and sub spotlights
Introduce your people and trade partners. Homeowners want to know who'll be in their house.
Timeline and permit explainers
Set expectations on lead times, permits and inspections. It cuts down awkward conversations later.
Seasonal booking prompts
Remind people when to book for spring, summer or before the holidays.
Customer reviews
Quote cards from finished jobs, paired with a photo of the result.
Material and design choices
Quartz vs. granite, LVP vs. hardwood. Helpful comparisons get shared.
Job-site clean-up
A swept site at the end of the day says a lot about how you work.
Community and inspection wins
Passed finals, local sponsorships, new certifications. Short and proud.
See what Pylot would post for your business
Paste your website and watch Pylot learn your brand and draft your first posts in about 20 seconds. No account needed to watch.
Pro: 7 days for $0 · card required · then $49.99/month · cancel within 7 days to pay nothing.
Social media for contractors, answered
What should contractors post on social media?
Project progress, before-and-afters, craft details, crew introductions, timeline explainers and reviews. The ideas list above has ten that work across trades.
Does Pylot work for roofers, painters and electricians?
Yes. Pylot reads the services on your website and writes posts about your trade, whether that's roofing, painting, HVAC, electrical or general remodeling.
Which platforms should a contractor use?
Facebook and Instagram reach most homeowners. LinkedIn helps with commercial work and trade partners. Pylot can post to all of them from one plan.
Can I approve posts before they go live?
Yes. Review the week, edit any caption or photo, and skip what you don't want. Nothing publishes that you haven't seen.
Which platforms can Pylot post to?
Pylot publishes to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, X and Google Business Profile. Supported post formats vary by platform.
How much does Pylot cost?
There is no free plan. Pro is 7 days for $0 (card required), then $49.99/month. Cancel within 7 days and you pay nothing. Video ads unlock with your first payment. Premium and Scale add more monthly credits for images and video.