An answering service for contractors who are already on the job.
Every call gets answered while you’re on a roof or a site — quotes requested get captured, and anything urgent is flagged, not left in a queue.
- New job calls — name, number, what they need
- Quote requests — details taken, no price promised on the call
- Hours and service area, if you’ve told it
- Exact pricing — that stays yours to give
- Scheduling a specific time — takes the request, you confirm
- Anything urgent — flagged the moment the call ends
Calls that come in while you’re on the job.
A homeowner calling about a leak
Takes the details down and flags it as urgent.
A new lead asking for a quote
Captures the job and the caller’s number while you’re still on the roof.
A caller asking when you can start
Takes the message down accurately. You set the date.
Someone checking if you’re still doing the job
Answers what you’ve told it, and takes a message for the rest.
Why this fits a contractor.
Built for the job, not the desk
Answer job calls without stepping off a ladder.
Quotes captured, not promised
Every quote request comes with the caller’s details — the number stays yours to give.
Flagged, not filed
Anything urgent is marked when the call ends.
How a job call is handled on site.
From the ring to your callback.
It answers while you’re still on the roof
The call doesn’t wait for you to climb down, dig your phone out of a pocket, or lose the job to whoever else the caller tries next — it answers on the first ring, every time.
The quote request gets taken down
Address, timing, and what the job needs — captured in the caller’s own words, the same way every time, with no price promised on the call and nothing assumed about the job.
Anything urgent gets flagged
Flagged in the taken-down message when the call ends, separate from routine messages.
Nothing gets dispatched or transferred
The request waits for you, exactly as the caller gave it. You’re the one who calls back, quotes the job, and sets the date — nothing moves without you.
Trades this fits.
A few examples. The same line fits any trade away from a desk. HVAC, plumbing, home services, and general contracting each have a dedicated page.
Straight answers about contractors.
It answers right away with what you’ve approved and takes down the caller’s name, number, and request until you’re free.
It takes down the address, the timing, and what the job needs, in the caller’s own words — not a paraphrase, not a guess. No price is promised on the call. That number stays yours to give once you’ve seen the details and know what the job takes.
It’s flagged in the taken-down message the moment the call ends, separate from the routine messages. A caller describing real danger — a gas smell, a fire, a live wire — is told plainly to call 911 or the nearest emergency service; nothing is dispatched on the call. You still decide who goes out and when.
No. It takes the request down and hands it to you — nothing is dispatched, scheduled, or transferred on the call itself. Who goes, when, and in what order is still your call to make, once you’ve seen what came in.
Any trade that takes job calls away from a desk. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, landscaping, remodeling, and general contracting are examples, not a limit.
There’s no fixed timeline. The builder asks what it can’t infer from your brief, tests the draft, and you publish it to a number you already own when you’re ready.
About $0.062 a minute on the default stack, at the providers’ published rates, itemized by layer on every call: carrier, transcription, model, voice.
About $0.062 a minute on the default stack, at the providers’ published rates, itemized by layer on every call: carrier, transcription, model, voice. View cost →
Never miss a job call again.