The AC dies at 4pm in August. Who answers?
Central Florida runs its air conditioning eight months a year. When a system fails, the homeowner calls until someone picks up — and stops calling the moment someone does.
Where the work leaks.
The after-hours emergency that goes to voicemail
A no-cool call in August is an immediate booking at premium rates. It does not wait until morning.
Maintenance-plan members who can't book themselves in
Money you already earned, lost because it's a hassle to get someone on the phone.
Price-shoppers who tie up the line
Twenty minutes of dispatcher time for a question a page could have answered, while a real job rings busy.
Named by the job it does for you.
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Texts back missed calls
The single highest-value fix in this trade. A no-cool call at 4:40pm gets a text back within a minute — while the homeowner is still deciding whether to keep dialing — and it gathers the address, the system age, and whether there is any airflow at all before you ever pick up.
- Then
Answers and books, 24/7
Answers the questions that eat your dispatcher: do you service my brand, what's the diagnostic fee, do you work in my area, can someone come tonight. Books the routine calls outright and sends a real emergency straight to you.
From $600 setup, then from $60/mo. See the assistants or build your price.
The truck that looks worth $180 an hour
Two techs quote the same repair. One arrives after a website that showed real crews, real vans, and a straight answer on pricing; the other after three stock photos and a contact form. The first number reads as professional; the second reads as negotiable. In a trade where every job is quoted, looking established isn't vanity — it's what stops the homeowner countering your price.
What it costs.
Websites from $2,750 · AI setups from $600 · Monthly plans from $149/mo, assistant fee included · Every number →
What HVAC and plumbing owners ask.
Will the AI quote a repair price? I can't price a job I haven't seen.
No, and it's built not to. It quotes only what you publish — a diagnostic fee, a service-call rate, financing terms — and for anything else it says a tech has to see the system. You approve those rules in writing before it goes live, and it hands anything outside them straight to you.
How does it know a real emergency from a routine call?
You define it. Most HVAC companies draw the line at no cooling with an infant, an elderly resident, or an indoor temperature over a threshold — plus any water actively leaking. Those escalate to your phone immediately, day or night. Everything else gets booked into the next available slot.
We already use a dispatch platform. Does this replace it?
No. It sits in front of it. The assistant handles the conversation and hands you a lead with the address, the problem, and the urgency already gathered — which is what you'd otherwise be typing into dispatch while the customer waits.
More answers on the pricing page and the FAQ.
Let's get your website winning you work.
Right now, new builds get $500 off, plus 3 months of Care ($149/mo) free. It starts with a free 30-minute visit — and a one-page price in 48 hours either way.
And if a new website isn't the right investment for your business yet, I'll tell you that at the visit too — it's free either way.