Not an AI receptionist. Not a chatbot. Not another lead list.
Industries
A plumbing company and a pest control company do not sell the same way, do not have the same ticket size and do not have the same season. The agent is configured per trade — the buying triggers, the decision maker, the objections and the calendar that actually matters.
Eight trades
Each page covers the job economics, where the work comes from, the triggers the agent hunts, the workflow it runs and the objections you will hear.
Emergency work walks in. Replacement work has to be sold.
Plumbing companies live on service calls and die on replacements. The agent hunts the repipe, water heater and commercial work that actually carries margin, while your techs stay on the tools.
Every install you never quoted went to the company that followed up.
HVAC revenue lives in replacement and maintenance agreements, not in the service call that pays for the truck. The agent builds the install pipeline your comfort advisors never have time to call.
Storm work is a race. The agent starts before the trucks arrive.
Roofing is won in the first seventy-two hours after a storm and in the ninety days after a claim is filed. The agent covers both windows at once, at a volume no canvass crew can match.
Panel upgrades and EV chargers do not sell themselves.
Electrical work is planned, permitted and easy to postpone. The agent keeps a steady queue of panel, service and EV work moving through the permit cycle so your schedule never depends on the phone ringing.
Recurring contracts are won in the off-season.
Landscaping businesses are built on maintenance contracts and install projects, and both are decided weeks before the season starts. The agent works that window while your crews are still mowing.
The whole business is a renewal calendar.
Pest control is a recurring-revenue business pretending to be a service business. The agent protects the renewals, rebuilds the lapsed ones and opens the commercial accounts that carry real contract value.
Commercial contracts are the difference between a job and a business.
Residential cleans fill the week. Commercial contracts build the company. The agent works the property managers, offices and post-construction pipelines that turn a cleaning business into a route.
Replacement doors are a follow-up business.
Repair calls pay the bills; door and opener replacements pay the company. The agent works the age-scored replacement list, the builder pipeline and the property manager portfolios at the same time.
Not on the list?
Restoration, fencing, pool service, septic, tree care, appliance repair, window and door, paving, locksmithing, moving — if your revenue comes from booked jobs inside a service radius, the agent can be configured for it. Tell us the trade on the build call and we will scope it.
Bring your average ticket and your service radius to a twenty-minute call and we will show you what the agent is modelled to produce before you commit to anything.
