Your phone is ringing. Nobody’s picking up.
Roughly one in four calls to a home-services shop never gets answered, and almost nobody leaves a voicemail. They call the next name on Google. We find where the jobs leak, put a dollar figure on it, and build the fix with your office. Four weeks, and the first system running.
What the phone is costing you.
Thirty seconds, no email. Pick your trade, count yesterday’s calls, and see what walks to the next name on Google.
Texas HVAC repairs run $300–$1,500. Replacements $6k–$14k.
On the table, before a single ad dollar.
What AI actually does for a shop.
Not a chatbot on the website. Working systems on your phone line, your calendar and your customer list — the builds we see pay for themselves first.
A voice agent that answers when you’re done for the day, asks the four questions your dispatcher asks, and books against your real calendar. Not a message-taker — a booker.
When every tech is on a roof and the office line rings past three, the overflow picks up. The caller never knows the difference. The job lands on the board.
Every open estimate gets a call and a text on a schedule, in your voice, until there’s a yes or a no. Most shops recover jobs the first week.
A text goes out as the truck leaves the driveway, while the customer still remembers the tech’s name. More stars, more calls.
Techs talk into their phone on the walk to the truck. Notes, parts and the invoice draft are waiting at the office. Paperwork stops waiting for Sunday night.
Price book, manuals, warranty terms and how-we-do-it answers, findable from a phone in an attic. New techs stop calling the office for everything.
Straight answers on cost.
The AI Once-Over.
The audit prices what AI is worth in your shop — in calls answered, estimates closed, and paperwork that doesn’t wait for the weekend. Then we build the first system with your office and train them to run it.