“Basement is flooding. Do you have anyone available tonight?”
Missed calls shouldn’t become missed jobs.
I build websites, AI receptionists and lead-response systems that help service businesses respond, qualify, book and follow up without adding more office work.
Edmonton, AlbertaWorking with businesses across Canada
- Missed call from Ellery Vance at 9:41 pm, a Restoration business: “Basement is flooding. Do you have anyone available tonight?”
- Understood as Urgency, Emergency, tonight; Service, Water damage; Caller, New customer.
- Acted on: Called back within the minute; On-call tech alerted; Customer record created.
- Done: Emergency visit booked. Your on-call tech has the address before they are dressed.
You already did the hard part: generating the opportunity.
The system should make sure it does not disappear between steps.
Customer calls
No answer.
They call the next company on the list.
Lead fills in the quote form
No reply until tomorrow.
By then they have already booked elsewhere.
Quote sent
No structured follow-up.
The opportunity quietly disappears.
Team finishes the job
Review request forgotten.
A good job produces no review.
End to end
From the moment they reach you, to the job on the board.
Customer
Call or website
AI receptionist / lead response
Qualify
Calendar
CRM
Follow-up
Your team
Job booked
The phone gets answered when everyone is on a job, and the enquiry that lands at nine at night gets a reply at nine at night.
Built for
- HVAC
- Plumbing
- Roofing
- Restoration
- Electrical
- Renovation
- Landscaping
- Garage doors
- Windows and doors
If your work is booked by appointment and lost by silence, the shape is the same.
Tell me what is slipping.
Twenty minutes is usually enough to map where the work is falling through and see whether there is something worth fixing.