Home services
AI automation for home service businesses.
Your techs are on jobs and your office is on the phone. For HVAC, plumbing, electrical and similar teams across Upstate South Carolina, the paperwork around the job is often the best place to start.
Talk to us about business agentsPossible workflows
Start where time gets lost.
Lead intake
- Today
- Requests arrive by web form, email and voicemail, and the office retypes them into the system between phone calls.
- The agent
- Captures the details from your forms and email, sorts them by job type and flags what’s missing.
- Your team
- Dispatch or the office decides what gets booked and when.
Estimate follow-ups
- Today
- Estimates go out, then depend on someone remembering to check back during a busy week.
- The agent
- Tracks open estimates and prepares a follow-up message at the time you choose.
- Your team
- Reviews and approves the message, and handles any pricing conversation.
Scheduling handoffs
- Today
- Job details get passed along by text, sticky note or a walk across the shop.
- The agent
- Prepares a job summary from the request and routes it to the right person or scheduling tool.
- Your team
- Confirms the schedule and handles changes with the customer.
These are potential use cases, not customer deployments or results.
Where we’d keep people in charge
- Emergencies and safety. A gas smell or a flooded basement should go straight to a person.
- Pricing. An agent shouldn’t quote or discount a job on its own.
- Unhappy customers. A complaint deserves a real conversation.
Worth checking first
What’s possible depends on your field service or CRM software and how it connects to other tools. We look at that early in scoping, so you’ll know before committing to anything.
A good first project is usually one narrow step, like estimate follow-ups. Learn more about business AI agents or process automation.
Let’s get to work
What falls through the cracks in your office?
Tell us about the follow-up or handoff that keeps getting missed. We’ll help you work out whether it’s worth automating.
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