The phone is in the truck
In many plumbing companies the owner answers the phone between jobs. A call during a water heater install goes to voicemail.
Plumbing calls come when something is leaking. The AI phone agent picks up when the owner is on a job or the office is closed, books a service window from the real schedule, and texts the homeowner what to do until the tech arrives.
In many plumbing companies the owner answers the phone between jobs. A call during a water heater install goes to voicemail.
A pipe bursts at midnight. The homeowner calls the first three plumbers on the map and hires whoever answers.
A clogged-drain caller wants a number. The desk gives a range, the caller shops it, and nobody follows up.
Repairs, drain cleaning, water heaters, remodel work, the towns you cover, your service-call fee if you publish it, and your emergency policy. The agent does not diagnose a leak or quote repair pricing over the phone.
Morning or afternoon window from the schedule you connect. For active leaks it reads your approved instructions, such as where to find the main shut-off, and texts them to the homeowner with the window.
Recording, summary, address, and source go to the CRM. A review request can follow the job, and calls the agent cannot finish get a text back.
An illustrative example of how the system runs, not a measured result.
Only a flat rate or service fee you publish. Otherwise it books the visit and says the tech prices on site.
Only the instructions you approve, such as turning off the main valve. It does not troubleshoot the plumbing.
Yes. You set the hours and the number. The agent can ring that person first or book and alert them. More on what an AI receptionist is.
No. It is part of the platform plan on contact, with no setup fee.
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