For HVAC, plumbing, roofing, & home-service pros

Never miss a customer call again.

An AI receptionist answers your business calls when you can't — collects the customer's name, callback number, the issue, and how urgent it is — then emails you the lead within seconds. Before the caller has time to ring your competitor.

Hear it yourself — call the live demo (405) 646-9668
It's an HVAC-flavored demo. Make up a fake issue ("AC stopped, house is 90°"). Hang up when you're done.

The math is brutal.

If you run a home-service business, you already know: when you're on a job, calls go to voicemail. And when calls go to voicemail, the customer hangs up and calls the next shop on Google. You don't lose a few leads. You lose every emergency. Every after-hours customer. Every "I need someone today" call.

85%
of customers won't leave a voicemail when they reach one
~$14k
documented monthly revenue recovered per HVAC shop using a 24/7 answering service
60 sec
average time from missed call to the customer calling your competitor

Want to see YOUR specific number? Plug your call volume and avg job value into our missed-call calculator — instant answer, no signup. Calculator →

How it works.

Four moving parts, zero apps for you to learn. Once it's set up you don't touch it.

01

You hand over a forwarding number

Or we set up a new line that rings the AI when your cell can't pick up. Either way, the customer dials your existing number.

02

The AI answers like a human

Real-sounding voice (not "press 1 for…"), trained on your business. Knows your trade, your service area, and your owner's first name.

03

It captures the four things that matter

Caller name, callback number, what they need, how urgent it is. Tags water leaks, gas smells, and no-AC-in-summer calls as emergency.

04

You get the lead by email in seconds

Subject line tells you how urgent. Body has the callback number ready to tap. Your existing email-on-your-phone is the notification system.

What's included.

  • Full setup, end to end. I write the AI's script for your business, pick the voice, wire the phone number, and connect it to your email. Live within 24-48 hours.
  • A real phone number. Local area code where available, with all the carrier paperwork handled.
  • Emergency tagging. Water leaks, no heat in winter, no AC in summer, gas smells, sewage backup — automatically flagged so you see them first.
  • Unlimited calls during business hours, after-hours, weekends. No per-call fees. No "10 calls and you're cut off."
  • Email-format leads, instantly. Land in your inbox 5-10 seconds after the caller hangs up. Tap the phone number, dial them back, close the job.
  • Tweaks anytime. Want the AI to know about a new service? Mention a promo? Stop answering on weekends? Text me, I update it.

Pricing.

One setup fee. One flat monthly fee. No per-call costs. Cancel anytime, no contract.

$299 one-time setup
+ $99/month service (covers the phone number, unlimited calls, the AI hosting, and tweaks-on-request).
Cancel anytime. No contract. No setup-fee refund (the work is front-loaded), but month-to-month after that.

Common questions.

Will my customers know it's an AI?

The voice is good. Most callers don't realize unless they ask directly. If they do ask, the AI tells the truth — "I'm an automated assistant taking your info so the owner can call you back." Honesty here actually helps trust.

Do I have to forward my existing number, or use a new one?

Your call. The setup gives you a new phone number that's tied to your AI receptionist. You can either (a) post the new number as your main and have everything route through the AI when you can't pick up, or (b) keep your existing number as primary and forward unanswered calls to the AI line. Most contractors go with option (b) — it preserves your existing reputation on the number customers already know.

What if I'm on the phone with another customer when a new call comes in?

That's exactly the case this fixes. Your existing voicemail kicks in → the AI is the voicemail. New caller goes straight to the receptionist, gives their info, and you see the lead while you're still wrapping up the other call. No back-to-back voicemails, no missed second-of-the-day call.

What if the AI mis-hears a phone number or name?

You'll see the full transcript along with the captured fields. If the number's wrong or the name's mangled, you'll catch it before you call back. In practice the AI confirms the info back to the caller before hanging up ("Just to confirm — best number is [number]. Is that right?"), which catches most errors. Deepgram's phone-call transcriber handles strong accents and bad cell connections well.

Can it transfer to me directly if it's a real emergency?

Not in v1 — the AI just captures the lead and tags emergencies (water leaks, no heat, no AC, gas, sparking) so you see them first in your inbox. Live-transfer to your cell is a v2 add-on if there's demand for it. Most contractors prefer the email model — you control when to engage instead of being interrupted on a roof.

Does it book appointments?

v1 just captures the lead — you call back to book. We can add calendar-based booking ($49/mo add-on) once you've got the basics working. Most shops don't want bots scheduling on their behalf at first; they prefer to qualify the lead themselves.

What about spam calls / telemarketers?

The AI politely ends sales calls and known telemarketer patterns without notifying you. You only get emails about real customer inquiries. If a spam call slips through and you'd rather not be notified about that category in the future, just text me — I can tune the filter for your line specifically.

What languages does it support?

English only in v1. If a caller speaks Spanish, the AI says "I'm sorry, I can only help in English. Please call back later and ask for [owner]." Spanish-fluent voice is on the roadmap if there's demand.

Does it work with my existing CRM (ServiceTitan, HouseCall Pro, Jobber, etc.)?

Not natively in v1 — you get the lead as an email, which most CRMs can ingest via their "lead from email" intake. If your CRM has a webhook or Zapier integration, I can wire the lead-capture directly into it for a one-time $99 integration fee.

Why $99/mo? What does that cover?

Phone number rental, AI per-minute costs (voice synthesis, transcription, language model), email delivery infrastructure, and unlimited tweaks-on-request. My margin on a single closed job covers the year — yours probably does too.

What if I want to cancel?

Just text me — no cancellation flow, no retention call. Your $99 stops the next billing cycle. The phone number goes back into the pool. $299 setup is non-refundable because the work is front-loaded, but month-to-month after that.

What trades do you support?

Anything home-service: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, fencing, gutters, lawn care, tree service, handyman, garage doors, pressure washing, junk removal, appliance repair. The AI gets a custom script written for your trade specifically — emergency tags adjust per trade (e.g., for plumbing it's water leaks + sewage; for electrical it's sparking + outages; for HVAC it's no-AC/no-heat by season).

Call the demo line. Hear how it sounds.

The fastest way to decide if this works for your business is to actually call it. Make up a fake HVAC problem, hang up, and see how the lead arrives.

Call (405) 646-9668

More resources for shops considering an AI receptionist

Tools and writeups that may help even if you don't end up picking this service.

Missed-call calculator →
Plug in your shop's numbers, see annual revenue lost. Free tool.
AI vs. hire vs. answering service →
Honest comparison with real cost numbers + when each option wins.

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