For electricians in Halifax and across Nova Scotia
AI Answering Service for Electricians
Quote calls go to whoever answers first, so your phone gets picked up on the first ring, day or night, and the estimate is booked before the customer hangs up.
The problem
The quote goes to whoever answers first
A homeowner in the south end wants a price on a panel upgrade. She has already phoned three electricians this morning. Two rang out. One sent her to a voicemail box that was full. She is going to book the one who picks up.
You were not ignoring her. You were up a ladder, or in an attic, or standing in front of an open panel with both hands full. By the time you got back to the truck she had a name in her calendar, and it was not yours.
Then there is the other call. Eleven at night, half the house is dark, and the caller wants to know if you can come. That one goes to whoever answers too.
How a call goes
One EV charger call, start to booked estimate
Here is the whole thing, in the time it takes you to pull a wire.
- It answers on the first ring. A natural voice, your shop name, no hold music and no voicemail beep.
- It answers what she asks. Yes, you install EV chargers. Yes, you cover Halifax, Dartmouth and Bedford. Here is roughly how the estimate works and what a permit involves.
- It gets the details. The make of charger, whether the panel is 100 amp or 200 amp, how old the house is, how far the run is from the panel to the garage.
- It takes the address and the number. Written down properly, spelled back, so you are not guessing at a scribble later.
- It books the estimate. An open slot on your calendar, while she is still on the line. You get the whole call in a text.
And if a call ever does slip through, it texts that caller back within seconds so the lead does not walk. That is the same front desk running behind our AI front desk.
What it does
A receptionist for the trade, minus the desk
Answers on the first ring
Every call, any hour. The no-power call at eleven at night gets a live voice, not a beep.
Answers their questions
Panel upgrades, knob and tube, old wiring in older homes, your service area, your hours, how you price an estimate.
Qualifies the lead
The job, the address, the panel size, the age of the house. You know what you are walking into before you get there.
Books the job
The estimate goes straight on your calendar while the customer is still on the phone.
The whole package
It is not just the phone
The front desk is one of three things you get. The other two are what fill it up. We build the lot for electricians and hand it over running.
A website that sends you work
Built to load fast on a phone and say plainly what you do, where you work, and how to reach you. Every call button on it goes to the same front desk.
Google reviews on autopilot
Finish the panel swap, and the customer gets asked for a review without you having to remember. More reviews means more people find you before they find the next name on the list.
FAQ
Questions, answered
No. It is a natural voice on the phone, and it speaks the way your shop speaks. Book a call and we will ring it in front of you so you can judge it yourself.
It answers the questions you want it to answer, including a general range if you give it one. It will not put a firm number on a panel upgrade it has never seen. It gathers the details and books the estimate so you set the price.
It answers them. A no-power call at midnight gets a live voice, the details get taken, and you get the message. You decide what it tells people about emergency work and what it books for the morning.
Then take them. It answers the ones you cannot get to, and it texts back anything that slips through. If you want to know more about how it all works, read what an AI front desk actually is.
Hear it handle a customer
Give us 15 minutes. We ring the front desk on the call so you hear it answer, ask the right questions and book the estimate. Then a straight price. The Front Desk plan is $297 a month, no contract, and the website and the review engine come with it.