It rings at 7:48pm.
You're on a roof with a torch in your teeth. Fourth call today you couldn't take.
An AI agent picks up every time. You keep working.
A call comes in and the agent books it for Tuesday between 9 and 11.
Nobody leaves a second voicemail. They call the next number on the list and book with them instead.
You're on a roof with a torch in your teeth. Fourth call today you couldn't take.
No hold music, no phone tree. It says your company name the way you say it.
Water heater, dead since morning, twenty minutes from your yard. It asks what you'd have asked.
Tuesday, nine to eleven, window agreed. You find out by text on the drive home.
Three steps, and about two weeks start to finish.
Real ones. How you answer, what you quote, which jobs you turn down.
Your words, your prices, your service area. You sign off before it picks up.
After-hours only, or every ring. You decide which calls it takes.
If a voice agent is wrong for how you run jobs, the audit will say so.
No account manager, no handoff. I take a few of these at a time because the setup decides whether it works.
One call, start to finish. Nothing cut out of the middle.
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Service businesses that live on inbound calls. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, drain, garage door. The pattern holds anywhere a missed call is a lost job.
About two weeks. A week listening to real calls, a few days writing and testing what it says, then we point your number at it.
The audit is free. After that you get a setup fee and a monthly in writing, based on your call volume and how much you want it to handle. No tiers on this page, because they'd be wrong for most people.
It says a person will call back, takes the details, and texts them to you. It doesn't guess. If it books a slot you can't make, move it in your own calendar and the customer gets told.
It answers with your company name and says it's the assistant if anyone asks. It doesn't pretend to be you. Most callers want a time and a rough price, and they get both in under two minutes.
No pitch deck. You keep the report either way.
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