Contractor Front Desk / Industries / Electricians

For electrical contractors

The AI receptionist for electricians. On a ladder? It's on the phone.

It answers every call, gets the scope of the job, and books the service call or the site walk while you're pulling wire.

  • Answers every call, day or night
  • Texts the job and address to your electrician
  • Books it straight into your calendar

Build fee waived. No contract. It pays for itself, or it runs free until it does.

An example call, start to finish:

(403) 555-0166Incoming · 7:52 PM
Answering
Half the house lost power and the panel smells hot.
Please don't touch the panel. If you see smoke or sparks, call 911. I've got an electrician to you by 9:00 tonight. Is 88 Sage Hill Way correct?
Yes. Thanks.
EMERGENCY Hot panel — partial outageTonight 9:00 PM · Electrician: Marco Booked · Marco texted

Three minutes. One missed call to one booked job.

What a missed call costs, why the usual fixes don't fit a trades shop, a real call to our demo line, and exactly what it costs. Captions are in the player.

Tap to start
Talk to it now, right here

Nothing said yet — tap the mic and start talking.

Live, two real minutes. We'll ask for a number so we can text you a copy of the call.

Or call it from your phone (825) 201-4104

It answers like it would for your shop. Call as a customer would: a leak, a no-heat, a quote.

Every call an electrical shop gets. Scoped before you call back.

Emergencies

  • Burning smell
  • Sparking outlet
  • Partial outage
  • Storm damage to service

Gives your safety script first, books your emergency slot, and calls or texts whoever's on call until someone picks up.

Service calls

  • Breaker keeps tripping
  • Dead outlets
  • Light fixture install
  • EV charger

Gets the address and the problem, then books the next open slot in the windows you set. Your electrician gets a text with the details.

Contractor bids

  • Rough-in
  • Panel and service
  • Lighting package
  • Final trim

Asks what your estimator would ask — scope, timeline, site access — and books the site walk. A real call is below.

Price shoppers

  • "How much for a panel upgrade?"
  • "Do you charge to come out?"

Gives the prices you've told it to give, like your service call fee, and books an estimate for anything you haven't priced.

Voicemail is the most expensive employee you've got.

An electrical call that goes to voicemail is usually a quote request that books with whoever answers. Plug in your numbers.

The defaults are only a starting point. Yours will be different. That's the point.

See what it costs to fix this
That's about
$7,800
a month walking to the other guy.

Live this week. Your part is five questions.

1
We learn your shop.
Your trade, city, hours, service area, and what counts as an emergency. Five questions, and we load how shops like yours book, price, and handle emergencies.
2
We build it and test it.
Your rules, not a template. Before it goes live, we test it against real call scenarios.
3
We connect your calendar.
Google, Outlook, or whatever you book in. Every call becomes a booked visit with the caller's name, address, and issue.
4
You forward your number. We run it.
It's answering. We keep it tuned. Go back to work.

Run Jobber? ServiceTitan? Housecall Pro? It goes there too.

Out of the box, every call lands on your calendar, your tech gets a text, and you get a two-line summary. If you want it inside your shop software, we build that connection for you. You give us access, we quote it once, it runs.

Before you pay a dollar, you hear it handle a call set up for your shop, the way you told it to.
ClientRebecca, Sinclair Construction
SiteActive job · new build
RequestRough-in, panel and service, lighting
VisitSite walk Thursday AM · estimator
SentCalendar · text to estimator · summary to you
Shop softwarePushed after hang-up

Don't take our word for it. Take its.

A real call from our demo line, set up as an electrical contractor. A general contractor books a site walk. Press Listen and follow along.

AI receptionist speakingTrimmed for length

Real recordings from our demo line, trimmed for length. The callers are our team; the businesses are sample setups.

The stuff you're actually wondering.

Can it handle GC and builder calls, not just homeowners?+

Yes. It gets the scope, the timeline and the site, explains how you bid, and books the site walk. Listen to the real call above.

What if a caller says they smell burning or see sparks?+

You set the script. We set it up to tell the caller to stay away from the panel and call 911 if there's smoke or fire, then it books the emergency visit and alerts your on-call electrician.

Will it quote prices?+

Only the ones you give it, like your service call fee. Anything bigger, like a panel upgrade, gets an estimate booked instead of a guess.

Does it work with ServiceTitan, Jobber or Housecall Pro?+

Out of the box it books to your calendar and texts your electrician. If you want jobs landing inside ServiceTitan, Jobber, Housecall Pro or QuickBooks, we quote that connection once and build it.

What does it cost?+

Starter Desk is $697 USD/mo for 1–5 techs, Crew Desk $3,997 for 6–15, Fleet Desk $11,997 for 16–50. Calls are included, the build fee is waived and there's no contract. See every desk.

How long does setup take?+

You answer five questions about your shop and we do the rest: build it, connect your calendar and test it against real call scenarios. Most shops are live within a week of the build call.

Your phone is ringing right now. Somebody should pick up.

Five questions from you. Answering, texting, and booking this week. The first 10 founding shops get 25% off year one. See every desk

Also built for plumbing companies, HVAC and refrigeration companies, roofing companies.

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