Who it’s for / Local trades

The unanswered 900 is your problem to solve.

900

That’s what we call the leads that slip away while you’re doing the work. You paid for the click. Or a neighbor gave your name. Then nobody answered.

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The job is real.
The inquiry is too.

Incoming inquiry / Website“Can you look at our roof?”

Estimate request ready for a response.

Front desk / AnsweredJob details gathered

Ready for your follow-up.

The work comes first

You can’t answer from a ladder.

The industry sells you more traffic. We answer the traffic you have.

01—03 / On the jobCalls · Texts · Website visits
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01 / PlumbingService calls

Answered while you’re under the sink.

A leaking heater won’t wait for your last appointment to end. Catch the call or text, ask what’s happening and where the job is, then get the details for your follow-up.

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02 / RoofingEstimates

Answered before they call the next roofer.

When someone asks about a leak or a new roof, an unanswered form can turn a warm lead cold. Gather the address and what they need so you can decide which estimates to pursue.

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03 / ElectricalNew inquiries

Answered with your hands on the job.

Whether it’s a panel question or a project inquiry, the first reply doesn’t have to wait until you pack up your tools. Get the basic job details and take it from there.

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One front desk / Three ways in

The lead doesn’t care how busy you are.

People call, text or land on your site when they need the work done. We shape the response around your trade, service area and the questions you’d ask before an estimate.

Website inquiry / Answered “Our AC stopped cooling.”

Issue and location gathered. Ready for your follow-up.

More trades / Same missed moment

Out on a job? Stay answered.

Your front desk should sound like your shop, not somebody reading a script. We learn what work you take, where you work and what you need to know before calling a lead back.

04

HVAC

Catch repair and replacement inquiries while you’re on a service call. Get the problem, location and a way to reach the person before you follow up.

05

Remodeling

A referral may be ready to talk scope, timing and an estimate. Give them a first response and collect enough detail to start a useful conversation.

06

Your local shop

If calls, texts or website inquiries arrive while your team is in the field, the same setup can help. We’ll talk through how leads reach you and what a good handoff looks like.

Let AI Answer / Los Angeles

The industry sells you more traffic. We answer the traffic you have.

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A Fortune 100 playbook, built for Main Street.

Every lead. Answered.

Your next job starts with an answer

Get your leads answered.

Tell us your trade and where inquiries tend to get missed. We’ll talk through what an always-on front desk would look like for your shop.

Before we talk

A few straight answers

Do I have to change how I run estimates?

No. The front desk gathers the details you need and passes along the request. You decide which jobs fit, follow up and handle the estimate.

Will it know what kind of work we take?

That’s part of setting it up. We learn your trades, service area and the questions you ask before an estimate. You review the response wording before it goes live.

Is this about buying more leads?

No. It’s about answering the calls, texts and website visits already coming your way, including leads you paid for and referrals someone sent you.

What does the call-answering service start at?

Calls answered starts from $299 / month. We can talk through the ways people reach your shop and what you need covered on a call.