AI receptionist · Metro Atlanta · Live in 48 hours
A burst pipe calls once.
Hank answers that call.
A homeowner with water on the floor calls down the Google list and hires whoever picks up. If you’re under a sink when they call, Hank answers in two rings, triages emergency vs. estimate, books the job, and texts you the summary before they’ve found the shutoff valve.
That number is Hank himself — the same system your customers would reach. The demo is the pitch.
The math
What voicemail costs plumbers like yours
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52
missed calls a month
at a conservative 12/week for a small shop
21
bookable jobs in those calls
40% of missed callers were ready to book
$9,450
walking to competitors, monthly
at your average $450 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 plumbers
Emergency callers don’t leave voicemails — they call the next plumber.
After-hours calls go to a machine while a competitor’s answering service books the job.
You quote from a crawlspace, lose the number, and the callback never happens.
Emergency triage
Burst pipe, sewage backup, no water — Hank flags it, transfers to your cell or books the first emergency slot, your rules.
Estimate requests
Captures the job, the address, photos by text if you want them, and books the walkthrough.
Price shoppers
Quotes only what you’ve approved — service-call fee, water-heater ranges — never invents a number.
Existing jobs
“Is the tech still coming?” answered from your schedule without ringing you.
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 plumbers.
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 plumbers actually ask
What happens with a real emergency at 2am?
Whatever you decide at setup: transfer straight to the on-call phone, book the first emergency slot, or both. Hank classifies the call, follows your rule, and texts you either way. Nothing waits until morning silently.
Will customers know it’s not a person?
Hank doesn’t pretend to be human if asked, and he answers in two rings at 2am — which is more than a voicemail box does. Callers care about being helped, and every call is recorded so you can hear exactly how it went.
Can he quote my prices?
Only the ones you give him. Service-call fee, standard ranges, free-estimate policy — anything you haven’t approved, he says a tech will confirm and books the appointment instead of guessing.
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.