AI for Vegas contractors & trades.

Trades calls are nearly all transactional intent — someone has a problem now and needs a quote. Industry data says service contractors miss 25-40% of inbound calls because crews are on jobs. Each missed call is roughly a 50% chance of a lost job; the customer calls the next listing and books with whoever picks up. For a $400 average ticket and 20 missed calls a week, that's $4,000+ a week walking away. The AI receptionist plugs that hole.

Not a binding quote — we don't recommend it. What it can do: capture the make/model/issue/photos, ask the qualification questions (when, where, urgency, home or business, insurance involved), and either book a trip-charge inspection or hand off a tight written summary so you can quote in 60 seconds when you're back at the truck. For dispatch flat-rate categories (drain clear, A/C tune-up, panel inspection), it can quote from your published flat-rate book.

Emergency triggers — words like "flood," "no AC in July," "no heat," "sewer backup," "no power," "gas smell" — escalate immediately. We build the escalation tree to your dispatch rules: ring your on-call tech, text the lead with ETA, or page the owner. If you don't run after-hours service, the AI takes a detailed intake, gives the customer an honest realistic morning ETA, and books the first slot — capturing the job instead of losing it to a 24/7 competitor.

Yes. We have built integrations for ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, FieldEdge, Workiz, ServiceFusion, and SimPRO. New jobs land in your dispatch board with customer info, address, problem description, and call transcript. Photos sent via text-back attach to the job ticket. For software we haven't seen, we build the connector — usually 3-5 days for a standard intake + scheduling flow.

Standard build includes a two-way SMS bridge. When a customer texts your business line, the AI responds within seconds, captures the job details, asks for a photo of the problem, books the inspection, and confirms with calendar invite. Texting is often higher-converting than calls for contractors because the customer can send a photo on the first message.

Yes — and you should turn it on day one for Vegas. Spanish is the second-most-common call language across our contractor clients here. The AI detects Spanish in the first sentence and switches without anyone pressing a number. We also tune for the common code-switching pattern (Spanish problem description, English address) so the AI doesn't get confused.

Owner-operator / small crew: Spark tier at $497/mo — covers AI receptionist + SMS bridge + dispatch software push. 3-10 trucks: Boost tier at $1,997/mo — adds website chat, multilingual, custom escalation rules, weekly job-mix reporting. Full shop with dispatch + parts + multi-location: Scale tier from $4,997/mo with custom integration. Free 30-min discovery call to size correctly — we'll also tell you the expected payback period based on your call volume and ticket size.