Asks the right questions
Plain-language chat that gets the issue, the city, the phone number and how soon — in the homeowner's own words.
A chat on your website that turns a Friday-night “no AC” into a clean lead — issue, address, urgency, permission to call back — instead of a voicemail nobody hears until Monday.
What happens to the call at 9 p.m. on a Friday.
After 5 p.m. the phone rolls to voicemail, and the homeowner keeps dialing until somebody picks up. Facebook messages and texts capture none of what your on-call tech actually needs to decide whether to roll tonight or first thing tomorrow.
A chat on the shop's website and an inbox for the office.
Plain-language chat that gets the issue, the city, the phone number and how soon — in the homeowner's own words.
Every conversation lands in the shop inbox as one record: what, where, when, and whether they said yes to a callback.
Urgent leads can notify whoever is on call tonight. Everything else waits quietly for the morning.
Gas smell, CO alarm or fire language gets a 911 message before any talk of a callback.
Three steps. We tell you early if it isn't a fit.
Your hours, your trades, and who takes the after-hours call today. Phone or video.
We come back with a straight answer: whether this helps a shop your size and what it would take. If it doesn't fit, we say so.
We place the chat on your site, set up the inbox, and walk your office through the notify path with a real test lead. We check back after the first week.
No shop is switched over without the office having run a test lead end to end.
Where the lead goes next, and where the chat lives.
Twelve minutes, honest answer. If the after-hours desk isn't the right tool for your size or your trade, we'll tell you that too.