AI receptionist
for electrical contractors.
Every call answered. Safety emergencies dispatched instantly. Panel upgrades booked while you're pulling wire. $299/month flat, first month free.
Demo is set up as a plumber. Yours will be customized for electrical.
Electricians can't answer phones on the job.
Hands full, literally
You're in an attic running romex or in a panel with the cover off. You can't stop to answer the phone. By the time you're done, the customer booked someone else.
Safety emergencies after hours
Burning smell from an outlet at 10pm. Sparking wires after a storm. These calls are worth $300-800, and the homeowner will call every electrician on Google until someone picks up.
High-value jobs lost to voicemail
Panel upgrades are $2,000-5,000 jobs. EV charger installs are $1,500-3,000. When these customers call and hit voicemail, they don't leave messages. They call the next electrician.
Answering services don't know electrical
Generic call center agents can't tell a panel upgrade from a GFCI reset. They take a message and email it. Your AI receptionist asks the right questions and classifies the urgency correctly.
What your AI receptionist handles.
Power out in half the house at midnight
Classifies as emergency. Texts you immediately with address, what's affected, and caller's phone. You decide whether to dispatch or schedule for morning.
Panel upgrade request for EV charger
Captures name, address, phone, current panel size, and what they need. Books an estimate appointment on your calendar. Texts you the details.
Homeowner smells burning near an outlet
Classified as safety emergency. Immediate text to you. AI advises caller to avoid the outlet and wait for your callback. You respond in minutes.
Solar company asking about subcontract work
Identifies as vendor call. Politely takes their info if you want subcontract leads, or declines. Your rules, your choice.
The math for electricians.
One captured panel upgrade estimate pays for a year of service.
Questions electricians ask us.
Does the AI understand electrical work?
Yes. During setup, we configure it with your services (panel upgrades, rewiring, EV charger installation, outlet repair, lighting, generators, etc.), your service area, and how you classify emergencies vs. standard jobs. It asks the right questions for each call type.
What counts as an electrical emergency?
You define it during setup. Common ones: burning smell, sparking outlet, total power loss, exposed wires, tripped main breaker that won't reset. Whatever you say is urgent gets flagged and texted to you immediately.
Can the AI handle estimate requests?
Yes. It collects what the customer needs, their address, and their availability. Then it books an estimate slot on your calendar and texts you the summary. You confirm or reschedule via text reply.
I do residential and commercial. Can it handle both?
Yes. During setup, we configure different call flows for residential vs. commercial. The AI asks different questions for a homeowner with a tripped breaker vs. a property manager needing a tenant buildout.
How does it compare to hiring a receptionist?
A full-time receptionist costs $35-50k/year and only works 40 hours a week. Turnkey Dispatch is $299/month, works 24/7/365, never calls in sick, and handles unlimited calls. For most electricians doing $500k-2M in revenue, it's the better option.
First month is really free?
Yes. Card goes on file on day one, not charged for 30 days. Cancel before day 30 and you pay nothing. No contracts, no cancellation fees.
Stop losing electrical jobs to voicemail.
First month free. Card on file, not charged for 30 days. Cancel anytime.