How does it handle permit and code questions?

It records the question and the job details and hands them to your team. It doesn't answer code questions itself, since those depend on the job and your local rules.

Can it qualify an EV charger or generator lead?

Yes. It asks the questions you choose, like the property type and what the caller wants installed, then books a site visit or estimate call.

Industry / Electrical

AI Receptionist for Electrical Contractors

Get the urgent calls to your on-call electrician fast, and turn install inquiries into booked estimates.

The reality

What your phones look like on a real day

Electrical calls range from a homeowner smelling something burning to a property manager who needs a new circuit for a tenant. Each one needs a different response, and the person answering has to know which is which.

Install work like panel upgrades, EV chargers and standby generators is high value and often shopped around. Those callers want a quick answer and a date for someone to come look.

A burning smell or a sparking outlet

A worried caller who needs clear direction right away. The assistant gives your approved safety instructions, tells them to call 911 for fire or smoke, and flags the call to your on-call electrician.

Half the house lost power

Some rooms dark, others fine. The caller wants someone to come out, and your team wants the details before they call back.

The EV charger or generator inquiry

A homeowner comparing contractors for an install. Whoever books the site visit first is usually the one who gets the job.

The commercial service request

A property manager or business owner with a list of needs. They expect a professional intake and a clear next step, not a voicemail box.

The leak

The calls and leads that slip away

Urgent calls that reach voicemail instead of the on-call electrician
Panel upgrade, EV charger and generator inquiries that wait days for a callback
Permit and code questions that stall because nobody owns them
Commercial requests that never make it into the job pipeline

Example call

How a call could sound

Example callIllustrative script, not a real call

AI Receptionist
Thanks for calling. I'm a virtual assistant for the electrical team. What's going on?
Caller
One of my outlets sparked and now there's a burning smell.
AI Receptionist
If you see smoke or fire, leave the house and call 911 now. Is there any smoke or flame?
Caller
No, just the smell.
AI Receptionist
Okay. Please follow these instructions from our team: if you can reach your breaker panel safely, switch off the breaker for that area and stay away from the outlet.
Caller
Done. Can someone come out?
AI Receptionist
I'm flagging this to the on-call electrician with your address and what happened. They'll call you shortly.

Where we'd start

What we'd build for you first

AI receptionist with safety routing

Answers every call, gives only your approved safety instructions, sends fire and smoke callers to 911 and flags urgent calls to the on-call electrician.

Install estimate booking

Captures the basics for panel upgrades, EV chargers and generators and books a site visit on your calendar.

Commercial intake into your CRM

Logs commercial requests with contact, site and scope details so your team can quote without chasing information.

Important: The assistant doesn't diagnose electrical problems or give repair instructions. It shares only the safety steps your business has approved, tells callers to call 911 for fire, smoke or immediate danger, and hands everything else to your electricians.

FAQ

Electrical: common questions

No. It never gives repair instructions. It shares only the safety steps you approve, like switching off a breaker if it's safe, and routes the call to your team.

See what we'd build for your business first.

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