Electrical calls split cleanly: a few are dangerous and most are scheduling. The receptionist asks the questions that tell them apart, tells callers with sparking or burning to get out and call 911, routes partial-power and panel calls to your on-call electrician, and schedules EV chargers, panel upgrades and generator quotes into your openings.
No contract. No per-minute charges. Flat pricing from $9.80 a day. Live in two business days.
The calls that matter in Electrical
You set the rules once. The receptionist follows them on every call, every hour, without being told twice.
Tells the caller to leave and call 911 first, then takes their number and address so you can follow up when it is safe.
Asks what is out and whether anything is hot to the touch, then routes to your on-call electrician or schedules per your rule.
Asks whether neighbors are out too and gives the utility number if they are; if not, treats it as a service call.
Collects panel size, photos by text if you like, and books the estimate. No price unless you gave it one.
Takes the job name, the contact and what they need, and sends it to you as a message instead of interrupting the on-call line.
Takes a message with the job address and the inspector's question, so the right person calls back.
What it learns about your shop
Hours, services, service-call fee, service area, your emergency rule and who to call, the calendar you use, the greeting name, and which line to forward. Five minutes by text or email, then you hear a recorded test call before it goes live.
FAQ
Yes, for burning smell, smoke, sparking or a downed line it tells the caller to leave and call 911 first, then still collects their number and address. You decide the list; that is the default.
It asks whether the neighbors are out. If they are, it gives the utility's outage number and takes a message. If not, it treats it as your service call.
Yes. It collects the details you want, panel size, photos by text, the vehicle or generator model, and books the estimate. It never quotes an install price you did not give it.
Most commercial calls are GCs and facility managers who need to reach a person and get a callback. The receptionist takes the job name and the question and sends you one clean message instead of a voicemail you have to decode.
By call volume, flat. Starter $9.80 a day up to 60 calls; Full Front Office $14.90 a day up to 200 calls with scheduling. Your 14-day trial log sets the plan.
Hear it before you decide
Call (609) 536-1044 and ask it anything a customer would. To start the trial, text your company name, trade, town and best number to (609) 451-7874. Live on your own after-hours line within two business days. Nothing is billed until day 14, and only if you keep it.
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