custom-built · fixed price · live in 2–4 weeks
You’re elbow-deep in a panel. The phone gets answered anyway.
“Half my outlets just died” is a booked job — if someone answers. You're on a ladder with both hands in a junction box, the phone buzzes twice in your pocket, and it's over. That homeowner isn't leaving a voicemail. They're calling the next electrician on the search results.
We build custom AI for electrical contractors: a receptionist that picks up every call, figures out whether the panel is tripping, humming, or smelling like smoke, quotes your service-call fee, and books the visit with the symptoms already written up. Trained on your services — troubleshooting, panel upgrades, EV chargers, remodels — and your rules for what's urgent.
The demo line answers as a fictional company — call it and hear the technology live.
Where the money leaks
You physically cannot answer mid-job
Two hands in a live panel means the phone loses, every time. A one-man shop or a three-truck operation — either way, the ring you can't take is a job you didn't win.
Troubleshooting calls need triage, not a message
“The breaker keeps tripping” is tomorrow's appointment. “There's a burning smell at the panel” is drop-everything. An answering service writes both down the same way and hands you the pile at 5 PM.
Panel upgrades and EV chargers get shopped hard
These are three-bid jobs. The contractor who answers first, sounds organized, and offers a slot on the spot wins more of them than the cheapest guy does.
Open bids die of silence
You quoted the 200-amp upgrade two weeks ago and never heard back. Neither did the homeowner — from you. Follow-up is the cheapest sales tool in the trade and nobody has time for it.
What missed calls cost — electrical math
7 missed calls/day × 20 workdays × 42% close rate × $1,400 avg ticket
$82,320/month on the table
That's the work exposed when electrical calls go unanswered, at typical close rates and job values. Treat it as exposure, not a promise — but one recovered panel upgrade a month changes the math fast.
Run your own numbers in the calculator →Built for the calls you actually get
What your AI handles on a real electrical phone line
Answers “half my outlets are dead and the breaker won’t reset” and books the troubleshooting visit with the symptoms already in the notes
Hears “burning smell near the panel,” treats it as a hazard, tells the caller to kill the main, and gets your on-call electrician the details immediately
Quotes your service-call fee and honest ballparks for panel upgrades and EV charger installs from your own numbers
Asks what you'd ask: what trips, how old the panel is, breakers or fuses, any past aluminum-wiring surprises
Books remodel estimates, hot-tub circuits, and generator quotes without wrecking your route for the day
Chases open bids on panel swaps before the homeowner signs with the other guy
Texts the review ask after the final inspection passes — the moment the customer is happiest
How we work
One fixed number
The proposal has one price on it, agreed before work starts. We don't bill like lawyers.
Live in 2–4 weeks
Answering your line inside a month. Long enough to get it right, short enough to matter this season.
Built on how you bid
Your service-call fee, your ranges, your rule about never pricing a panel sight-unseen. It follows your playbook, not ours.
You own the system
Code, documentation, and training transfer to you. Month-to-month if you want us, independent if you don't.
AI for Electricians — questions we get
Can it tell a hazard from routine troubleshooting?
Yes, using your definitions. Burning smells, hot outlets, buzzing panels, exposed conductors — you decide what escalates to your on-call phone right now, and everything else becomes a scheduled visit with clean notes. It errs on the side of caution because you tell it to.
Will it quote a panel upgrade over the phone?
Only the way you would. If you give ballpark ranges for 100-to-200-amp swaps, it gives yours and books the site visit for the firm number. If you never price unseen panels, it doesn't either — it explains why and books the estimate.
Can it treat commercial and residential calls differently?
Yes. Property managers and GCs can get routed, prioritized, or logged differently from homeowners — your rules. It captures the site address, contact on site, and scope before you ever pick up the thread.
Does it book into the scheduling software I already use?
Appointments and customer records sync with your field-service platform — Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, and similar. If you run your calendar out of something odd, we confirm the connection before you commit.
What does a build cost for an electrical contractor?
Scoped custom, priced once. After a 30-minute call you get a fixed-price proposal in writing — no hourly rate, no drift. The ROI calculator above gives you the context to judge the number.
Free audit
Get a free AI audit for your electrical business
Tell us who answers when you're in a wall and what happens when they can't. We'll send a written breakdown of where calls are slipping and what we'd build first — inside 24 hours.
Zero obligation. If it's a fit, we book a call. If not, you keep the audit.
Thirty minutes. A fixed price. Your call.
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