How it works
UP AND RUNNING
BEFORE LUNCH.
Three steps. No IT guy. No new phone. No contracts.
01
We learn your business
Quick 15-minute call. We ask the stuff your receptionist would need to know:
- —What services do you offer?
- —What's your service area?
- —What counts as an emergency for you?
- —How do you want emergencies handled — text, call transfer, both?
- —Rough pricing ballparks (optional, keeps quotes consistent)
- —Your booking hours and calendar setup
That's it. Most shops are done in one sitting.
02
You forward your missed calls
You keep your existing business number. Nothing changes on the customer side.
We give you a short forwarding code. You dial it once on your phone. Now — anytime you can't answer, your calls come to us instead of going to voicemail.
You're still in control. When you want to answer the phone yourself, you just answer it. When you can't, we pick up.
03
You get booked jobs
Every call that comes in, you get:
- —A full written summary — who called, what they need, how urgent
- —The caller's name, phone number, and address
- —The job details (fixture, issue, severity, access info)
- —A calendar entry if they booked
- —A text alert if it's an emergency
Routine calls
Land on your calendar. You show up.
Emergencies
You hear about them in under a minute.
Spam
Filtered. You don't see them.
What about weekends and after-hours?
That's where it pays for itself. Most missed calls happen outside business hours. A kitchen flood at 9pm doesn't wait until Monday. And most of your competition has their phone going to voicemail.
If you're the one who picks up — even through an automated front desk — you win the job. Every time.
Want to see it work on a real call?
10 minutes. You ask the questions. You hear exactly how it handles a plumbing call.