An AI phone system that turns more New York calls into booked jobs.

Yes. Transfers are part of the setup: you name the situations, like a gas smell, a flooded basement or a caller asking for the owner, and the number each one rings. Calls outside those rules are answered, qualified and booked or followed up by text.

A human receptionist typically costs $3,500 or more a month and works set hours. The AI line answers around the clock and can take unlimited concurrent calls, so no caller waits for a free line or reaches voicemail because the receptionist went home.

It usually goes live within days. Most of the setup work is on our side, so the pace depends mostly on how fast we get your call rules, your answers to common questions and access to your calendar.

Most of the office work that follows a call. Examples include pushing new jobs into your CRM, sending review requests after a finished job, reading documents like invoices and connecting your phone system to your spreadsheets. A typical custom build takes one to two weeks, priced once we’ve seen how your office runs.

It knows whatever you load into it. Give it your service area by borough or ZIP code, and it can tell a caller on Staten Island if you work there before it books anything.