Stop Losing Jobs To Missed Calls
Stop losing estimate requests and emergency calls to voicemail while you're on a job site with no way to answer the phone.

What's costing you time and revenue
How we can help
Never Miss A Customer Call
Every call you can't answer on a job site gets an instant text response with a way to book an estimate or describe the issue, so a potential job doesn't go to the next name on the customer's search results.
Sort Real Emergencies From Calls That Can Wait
Calls outside business hours get basic questions to separate a true electrical emergency from something that can wait until morning, routing urgent situations to you directly and logging the rest for scheduling.
Turn More Estimates Into Booked Jobs
Customers who received a quote but haven't booked get an automatic follow-up reminder a few days later, converting more quoted work into scheduled jobs without you having to remember to call back.
Cut No-Shows With Automatic Reminders
Customers get a confirmation and day-before reminder for scheduled estimates and jobs, cutting down on no-shows that waste a trip to a site.
Collect Reviews Without Lifting A Finger
A text goes out after a completed job asking for a review, building the online reputation that drives new referral and search-based business without relying on you to remember to ask.
What this could mean for a business like yours
A few ways electricians businesses typically save time and capture revenue.
Recovered Missed Calls
As an example, a solo or two-person electrical business missing 10-15 calls a week while on job sites might recover several bookable jobs a week just from instant text-back, meaningful at a typical $300-$800 residential job size.
Better Estimate Conversion
For illustration, if a simple follow-up converts even 15% more quoted-but-unbooked estimates into scheduled jobs, a contractor sending 20 estimates a month could book several additional jobs monthly from work that was already quoted.
Fewer No-Shows
An electrician running 4-5 estimates a day might avoid one or two wasted trips a week with automatic confirmations and reminders, reclaiming that time for billable work instead.