Books the routine ones. Handles the urgent ones safely.
It sorts no-heat, no-cooling and water-leaking-from-the-unit calls from tune-ups and quotes, gets the details, and books real open times.
An AI receptionist set up for your HVAC shop. It picks up when your techs are on jobs or you're closed, books the visit, and handles gas and carbon monoxide calls safely.
(385) 363-3432 · a sample heating and air company. Try booking a tune-up, or tell it your furnace quit.
When the furnace dies in January, nobody leaves a voicemail. They call the next shop on Google.
Your shop's name, hours, services and service area, set up by hand for your business.
It sorts no-heat, no-cooling and water-leaking-from-the-unit calls from tune-ups and quotes, gets the details, and books real open times.
A caller who smells gas or has a carbon monoxide alarm going off is told to leave the house and call the gas company or 911 from outside. No troubleshooting, no booking first.
It never gives repair advice beyond checking the thermostat, the breaker and the filter.
A new system depends on the home, the ductwork and the equipment. It says so, mentions financing if you offer it, and leaves the quote to your tech.
Confirms the number they're calling from by its last four digits. Nobody has to spell it out.
Reschedules or cancels an appointment for the caller who booked it, and keeps everyone else's private.
Call the demo line as one of your customers. Ask for a time that's taken, change your mind halfway through, say you smell gas.
Your shop's name, hours, services, service area and how you handle after-hours calls, set up and tested by hand.
It answers the calls your team can't. You call back customers who are already booked.
If they ask, it tells them plainly that it's an AI assistant for your shop. Otherwise it just gets on with helping them, the way a good front desk would.
Yes. No heat in cold weather, no cooling in extreme heat, and water leaking from the unit are treated as urgent. Tune-ups and quotes are booked as routine.
It doesn't make things up about your shop, your brands or your warranties. It says the office will follow up and takes their details.
No. It's there for the calls your team can't take: when everyone's on a job, at lunch, or closed for the night.
It's quoted for your shop, with no surprise bills. Text Doug and you'll get a straight answer.
Call the demo line as one of your customers. If you like what you hear, text Doug about your shop.