An AI receptionist that picks up every call, takes the details, and texts you the lead — while you're in the panel.
Two very different kinds of call, and neither one waits.
The estimate calls are people ringing two or three electricians. The first one to answer and sound squared-away books the visit. The others get a voicemail nobody returns.
The safety calls can't wait at all. Someone smelling burning from a panel isn't leaving a message — they're calling the next number.
PG&E public-safety power shutoffs have been hitting Nevada County, Grass Valley included. Homeowners are calling electricians about standby generators and transfer switches so they're not in the dark next time. Those calls come in bursts, right after a shutoff — exactly when you're busiest.
“Hi — there's a burning smell coming from the breaker box and I don't know if I should turn something off.”
Same mechanism every time. It picks up so you don't have to.
Your number stays the same. Forwarding sends the call to the receptionist when you don't pick up — or always, if you'd rather.
Day, night, weekend, mid-job. It says up front that it's an automated assistant and that the call is transcribed (no audio is kept), then asks what's going on.
Name, number, address, and what they need — in the caller's own words. A burning smell or a warm panel gets captured fast, marked urgent, and texted to you straight away.
Everything it captured, on your phone, while the caller is still waiting to hear from a electrician. You call back when your hands are free.
Unless you've given it ranges and told it to.
"Someone will call you back shortly" is as far as it goes.
It captures fast, flags urgent, and gets it to you.
If asked, it says what it is.
Book a demo and we'll run it with your own business details — fifteen minutes, no obligation. You pick the voice, and if it doesn't sound right for a electrician, we change it.
Need a website too? A clean five-page site, written for you and yours to keep — $1,200 flat, details here.
