HSP Systems was not prototyped in a lab or assembled from generic agency templates. It was built from the ground up inside operating service companies — then refined into a repeatable system for businesses that need the systems that keep the business running.
HSP Systems started with a family business problem. Expert Cleaning Services is a cleaning company in West Michigan run by Harley Seelbinder's mom — and like a lot of owner-operated service businesses, it ran on paper, memory, and the owner being involved in every step. Leads came in through a generic contact form and got followed up on whenever someone had a minute. Hiring was a text-thread operation. HR lived in spreadsheets. Nothing ran without her.
Harley, fresh off an Industrial & Systems Engineering degree and wired to find the broken thing in any operation, went in and rebuilt it from the ground up. The goal was simple: build a system so well-configured that the team could run it while she was asleep. Not just a CRM. A complete operational engine — lead intake across three service lines (residential, commercial, and post-construction), instant follow-up, hiring automation, HR workflows, review collection, and QuickBooks-connected back office.
The stack wasn't rigid. Whatever the business needed — Jobber for field management, a white-labeled CRM platform for automation and pipelines, QuickBooks for finance — the system was built to connect it all and make it run together. Software is the tool. The system is the thing that matters.
What started as a fix for one family business became the blueprint for HSP. Then the model was proven again at Wenke Landscaping — a completely different industry, multiple service lines, same result: faster response, cleaner routing, less chaos, more revenue captured from the leads already coming in.
That is when HSP Systems became a product. Every system we sell has been built, tested, and refined in a real operating business first.
Harley holds a degree in Industrial & Systems Engineering — which is a formal way of saying he's trained to look at any operation, find where it breaks, and redesign the process to run without the inefficiencies. That's not a software skill. It's a thinking skill that happens to apply extremely well to service businesses.
He's not someone who learned business automation from a YouTube course and started an agency. He rebuilt his mom's cleaning company from a paper operation into a software-fueled system that her team can run while she sleeps. That took years, real stakes, and a lot of trial and error on a live business. The result was a system that ran itself — leads handled automatically, hiring running in the background, HR processes that didn't require her to remember anything.
The goal was a system so well-built that the team could run it while she was asleep. That's still the standard for every build we do.
Then he took the same thinking to Wenke Landscaping — a completely different business, multiple service lines, different customers, different workflows — and proved the model transferred. Same principles. Same result. A business that responds faster, loses fewer leads, and depends less on the owner being in the middle of everything.
HSP is based in Grand Haven, Michigan and works primarily with service businesses across West Michigan — though the systems work anywhere.
Apply for a demo and we'll show you what HSP looks like for your specific business. No generic pitch — we review your setup before the call so the conversation starts with your real bottlenecks.