We answer the phone for electrical contractors, book the callout, and put the emergencies straight through to you.

Almost nobody leaves a voicemail. They ring the next name on the list. Whoever picks up first gets paid.

  1. Both hands in the panel

    The phone rings while you are working live. You do not answer it, and you should not.

  2. Answered on the first ring

    In your greeting, at whatever hour it is. A burning smell or no power goes to the on-call cell inside a minute. Everything else books itself onto the calendar.

  3. The version where nobody picks up

    Four rings, then voicemail. Nobody sitting in a dark house leaves a message. They are dialling the next electrician at 0:21, and that one answers.

Some want to book, some want a price, some really do need you. We work out which, and deal with it on the call.

Emergencies reach a van, not a voicemail

A caller who says sparking, smoke, or no power is not asked for an email address. They are told to get away from the panel, the address is taken, and the on-call cell rings inside a minute. The caller who dialled three electricians books the one who answered.

  • Sparking, smoke or no power ends the questions and rings the on-call cell
  • The caller is moved away from the panel before anything else happens
  • Nobody is ever talked through their own panel, whoever asks
  • Everything that is not urgent books itself and never wakes you

Every business here was already getting the calls. Same marketing, same prices, same size team. The only change is that somebody picked up.

  • +33

    callouts a month

    The emergency work used to go to whoever picked up. Now that is us.

    Dale

    Master electrician and owner, Fenwick Electric
    Electrical contractors · Denver, CO

    Read the case study

The leak is the phone, and it closes in an afternoon. Most people are answering calls the same day they sign up.

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Fix what we got wrong
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