INDUSTRY · AI RECEPTIONIST

An AI receptionist built for HVAC companies.

Every after-hours call becomes a booked dispatch — even Sundays at 2am. We build the voice and chat agent end to end for HVAC companies — your scripts, your pricing rules, your booking flow — and wire it into the system your jobs already live in. Live in 21 business days.

Sunday at 2pm in July. The AC dies. Your phone rings — and rings.

Every after-hours call you miss is a competitor's truck in your customer's driveway tomorrow morning. The on-call tech can't answer because he's already in someone's attic. The answering service flubbed the address last week and you ate a $400 truck-roll. Your CSR is on PTO. Storm season is in three weeks.

What we build for HVAC companies

The three failure points in HVAC

The arithmetic

Take an HVAC company running 14 trucks. They miss ~22 after-hours emergency calls a week. At an $850 average ticket and a 45% close rate, that's ~$8,400/wk in jobs going to voicemail. A trained voice agent catches 70-85% of those — net recovery $5,000-7,000/wk on a $1,997/mo plan. The build pays for itself in week one.

Will the agent know our pricing and dispatch rules?

Yes. We train on your existing scripts, your trip-fee structure, your tech availability windows, and your service-area rules. The agent quotes the same way your best CSR does.

Does it integrate with ServiceTitan / Housecall Pro / Jobber?

All three, plus FieldEdge and a few others. We wire scheduling, customer lookup, and dispatch creation natively.

What happens during peak storm weeks?

Voice agents scale instantly. There is no 'CSR is overwhelmed' state. The agent can take 50 calls at once if it has to.