Plumbing
Is the water still running, is there a main tap within reach, how much has already come down. The first minute decides whether this is a today job or a Thursday job.
The pattern is the same everywhere: the work is with both hands, the phone rings during it, and the caller has a problem that cannot wait until tomorrow. What differs is the questions that matter in the first thirty seconds.
Is the water still running, is there a main tap within reach, how much has already come down. The first minute decides whether this is a today job or a Thursday job.
No heat, no hot water, or an error code on the display. In winter, a cold house with young children is not the same call as a broken thermostat.
A tripped group, burning smell, or the whole house dark. Smell and smoke go straight through to a person, always.
Leaks come in weather. The agent captures where it comes in, how long it has been going, and whether there is anything in the loft to protect.
Planned work, service contracts and yearly checks. These calls are mostly scheduling, which the agent settles without you.
Out of hours is where the missed calls live. The agent triages, closes down the situation where it can, and only wakes the on-call engineer when it is genuinely warranted.
Locksmiths, glaziers, appliance repair, garage doors, pest control, cleaning after damage. If your phone is how work arrives and the work is done with your hands, the pattern fits.
We build the question flow around your trade before you go live, so the agent asks what you would have asked.
Tell us what your busiest hour sounds like. We set up an agent for your company and you call it yourself.