AI receptionist · Metro Atlanta · Live in 48 hours
Panel’s sparking, customer’s calling —
somebody should answer.
Electrical problems scare people into calling immediately — and hiring whoever answers. Hank picks up, separates the sparking panel from the ceiling-fan install, and books both correctly while you’re in an attic.
That number is Hank himself — the same system your customers would reach. The demo is the pitch.
The math
What voicemail costs electricians like yours
Want YOUR number instead of averages? Take the 60-second missed-call quiz →
43
missed calls a month
at a conservative 10/week for a small shop
17
bookable jobs in those calls
40% of missed callers were ready to book
$6,800
walking to competitors, monthly
at your average $400 ticket
Deliberately conservative assumptions. $1,500 to get started (complete build + your first month of live service included), then $497/mo a month for up to 300 calls/mo, 75¢/call over 300. The audit runs this math on your actual call volume before you pay anything.
The calls
What Hank handles for electricians
Scared callers (burning smell, dead panel) won’t wait an hour for a callback.
Small-job calls interrupt big-job days, so you stop answering — and lose the panel upgrades hiding among them.
Every unanswered call goes straight to the next license on Google.
Hazard triage
Burning smell, buzzing panel, exposed lines — flagged and transferred by your emergency rules.
Service calls
Outlets, fans, fixtures — service fee quoted, slot booked, address confirmed.
Project leads
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, remodels captured with detail and flagged hot for your quote.
Scheduling changes
Reschedules and running-late calls handled against your calendar without ringing you on a ladder.
Every call recorded, summarized, and texted to you. Anything outside his rules transfers to your cell or becomes a message — he never guesses.
Prove it
Have Hank call you.
Put your cell in and he calls in about fifteen seconds. Ask what your customers would ask. Interrupt him. Try to stump him. Then read what this looks like for electricians.
Drop your number and Hank — the actual AI receptionist — will call you back in about 15 seconds to demo the flow live. You’ll talk to the same system your customers would.
Straight answers
Questions electricians actually ask
Can Hank give electrical advice?
No — and that’s deliberate. He never troubleshoots live electrical problems. He identifies urgency, tells the caller what you’d want them told (breaker off, don’t touch it), and gets a licensed electrician — you — to the door.
What about EV charger and panel-upgrade leads?
Those are exactly the calls worth catching — bigger tickets, scheduled work. Hank captures the details (panel age, vehicle, garage setup) and flags them so they don’t die in voicemail with the outlet repairs.
How fast is setup?
Signup takes about ten minutes at matthewsautomation.net/start. Hank is built and tested against fake callers the same day, then you forward your line. $1,500 to get started — complete build plus your entire first month of live service included.
Your phone is ringing right now.
$1,500 to get started — complete build + your first month of live service included. Then $497/mo a month (up to 300 calls/mo, 75¢/call over 300). Month-to-month, cancel anytime.