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You cannot answer the phone with both hands in a panel

You are up a ladder with the power off and your hands full. The phone rings in your pocket. That caller wanted a quote on a panel upgrade, and they are already dialling the next electrician.

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What electricians actually get asked

She can answer these

In your caller's language, in your business's own words โ€” not a menu, not a voicemail.

โ€œDo you do panel upgrades?โ€
โ€œCan you quote a rewire?โ€
โ€œAre you certified?โ€
โ€œDo you do emergency work?โ€
What you get back

The calls you are losing today

โœ“Quotes captured while your hands are busy
โœ“Site visits booked without you touching the phone
โœ“Every caller's name and number, written down
A call she takes for electricians

What your caller hears

She reads your own services, prices and hours, so she answers the way you would.

Caller

Half the outlets in my kitchen are dead, and the breaker won't stay on.

Your receptionist

I'll get an electrician out to that. Is there any burning smell, or is it just the breaker tripping?

Caller

No smell. It just trips straight back off when I push it in.

Your receptionist

I'll write that down as you said it. What's the address, and is it a house or an apartment?

Caller

A house, on Alder Street in Truro. What do you charge?

Your receptionist

The hourly rate and the minimum are on the price list here and I can give you both. A panel or a rewire gets quoted on site, I won't put a number on that over the phone.

Caller

That's fair. Can somebody come tomorrow?

Your receptionist

Tomorrow afternoon is open, so I've booked it. You'll get a text confirming, and the electrician has your number and the note about the breaker now.

Hear one

A scripted demonstration for electricians, not a recording of a customer call: the business, the caller and any prices in it are made up, and the caller is voiced. What is real is the receptionist, and you can hear her live on the demo line above.

On every call

What she writes down

What's not working, in the caller's own words, and whether a breaker is tripping.
House, apartment or commercial, and roughly how old the wiring is.
Whether they smell burning or see scorching, so the urgent ones stand out.
The address, the name, and a number that reaches them while they're on site.
Straight answers

What electricians ask us

Can she tell a caller whether something is safe to leave overnight?

No, and she doesn't try. She asks what they're seeing, records it word for word, and marks the calls that mention burning or sparking so you see them first. Anything that amounts to advice has to come from you.

People ask if I'm licensed and insured. Can she answer that?

Yes, if you type your licence and insurance wording in at setup she reads back exactly what you wrote. She doesn't paraphrase it and she doesn't add anything to it.

I can't answer with both hands in a panel. What actually reaches me?

She answers while your hands are full, takes the name, the number and the job, and texts it to you when the call ends. The full transcript is in the dashboard if you want to read what was said.

How it works

Three steps, and you keep your number

No new handset, no app for your customers, nothing to learn.

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Forward your line

Keep the number on your van and your cards. Unanswered calls roll to her.

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She books it

She answers, asks what you would ask, and puts the job in your calendar.

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You get the lead

Name, number and what they wanted โ€” texted to you, and in your CRM.

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