Industries
AI automation for home and property service businesses
HVAC, plumbing, roofing, and lawn care live and die by who answers first and who follows up. We make sure that is always you.
Home service businesses run on the phone. When a homeowner has no heat, a burst pipe, or storm damage, they call until someone picks up, and they hire whoever answers first. Every unanswered call is a job that can go to a competitor.
We close that gap. An AI voice receptionist answers every call around the clock, reactivation campaigns bring back past maintenance customers, and automated workflows keep dispatch, reminders, and follow-up running without adding office staff.
Where revenue leaks
- Emergency calls missed after hours go straight to a competitor.
- Past customers are never texted again until they have already rebooked elsewhere.
- The front desk cannot answer, dispatch, and follow up at the same time.
What we put in place
- 24/7 AI voice on the after-hours and overflow line.
- SMS reactivation of past maintenance and service customers.
- Booking that drops straight onto the dispatch board.
- 2 sec
- average answer time at Troy Plumbing, down from 45 seconds
AI services for this industry
What we automate for home and property services
Home and Property Services automation by location
Proof in this industry
Live builds for home and property services
United States
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Troy Plumbing
Zero missed leads across LA County, day or night
Read case studyFAQ
Home and Property Services: common questions
It depends on your call volume and job value, so we work it out from your own numbers: qualified missed calls, times the share you could book, times your average job value. For example, 40 missed calls, a 25% booking rate, and a $300 average job add up to $3,000 in potential revenue. We run this calculation with your call logs on the first call.