AI Receptionist for Electricians
Sparking, a burning smell, a dead consumer unit — the calls that matter most are the ones where the caller is frightened and wants to hear a competent voice immediately.
See it answer a callWhy electricians lose the call
Electrical faults are frightening in a way a blocked drain is not. A caller who reaches voicemail after smelling burning does not leave a message and wait — they ring the next number immediately.
What it asks an electrical caller
Beyond the name, address and callback number it takes on every call, it asks:
- What exactly they saw or smelled, in their own words
- Whether the circuit or the main breaker has been turned off
- Whether it is one socket, one room, or the whole property
- Whether the property is domestic, commercial or a rental
What it treats as urgent
sparking, a burning smell, scorched or hot sockets, no power at all, water near electrics — flagged immediately rather than dropped into tomorrow's calendar.
A burning smell is escalated straight away rather than booked, and the caller is told to kill the circuit if they can do it safely.
What it does on every call, whatever the trade
- Answers on the first ring, day or night, including while a crew is on a job.
- Says the call is recorded before anything else — every call, every state.
- Takes the caller's name, the service address, and a callback number in case the line drops.
- Offers a specific day and time rather than asking “when suits you”.
- Never invents a price. If you have not given us pricing, it says the technician confirms on site.
- Writes the call, the transcript and the summary into a dashboard you log into.
What it will not do
It does not make outbound calls. It does not dispatch, take payment, or commit you to anything beyond an appointment slot. It does not invent a price, a warranty, a certification or a review. If it does not know something it says somebody will call back, and takes the number.
Questions electricians ask
Will it tell somebody to isolate a circuit?
It asks whether the breaker has been turned off and, for a burning smell, says to kill the circuit if they can do it safely. It gives no other electrical advice and diagnoses nothing.
Can it handle landlord and letting-agent calls?
Yes — it asks whether the property is domestic, commercial or a rental, and who is on site, because that decides access and who signs off the work.
Does it quote for a rewire?
No. Unless you have given it your pricing it says an electrician confirms on site, and it never quotes a job that needs to be seen.
See it on your own calls
A demo is a real call: you ring the number and hear it handle the sort of job you get, then read the transcript it wrote.
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