AI phone assistant for contractors and trades

When you're running a job site, you can't stop to take every call. Your AI assistant picks up, tells a new project inquiry apart from a supplier or a crew member, and gets the details you need to quote.

The numbers for contractors and trades

Demand is growing, and customers expect a fast answer. Here's what the research shows.

Growing demand

0%

Construction management is booming

Construction manager jobs are projected to grow 9% from 2025 to 2035, much faster than average.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025–35 projections

Labor shortage

0%

Your crew's time is precious

88% of construction firms with craft openings say those jobs are as hard or harder to fill than a year ago.

Source: AGC and NCCER Workforce Survey, September 2026

Missed calls

0%

Miss the call, lose the customer.

82% of people say they'll call a competitor if you don't pick up. Fewer than half say they'd leave a voicemail.

Source: CallRail survey of 1,000 U.S. consumers, September 2025

Where calls slip through for contractors and trades

Every missed call is a customer you already paid to reach. These are the moments it happens most.

Calls on a loud job site

Saws, compressors and traffic mean missed calls. New customers rarely leave a voicemail.

Quote requests with no details

A callback that starts with "what was this for again?" wastes time on both ends.

The wrong person gets the call

Builders, suppliers, inspectors and homeowners all call the same number.

Evening and weekend inquiries

Homeowners plan projects after work. That's exactly when the office is closed.

How AI helps contractors and trades

An assistant that sounds natural, knows your business and tells callers up front that it's AI.

Separates new jobs from everything else

It asks who's calling and why, then handles new project inquiries, existing clients and vendors differently.

Collects the scope up front

Type of project, address, timeline and anything else you need to decide whether to bid.

Gets photos

It texts a link so callers can send photos of the space or the damage.

Routes job-site calls

Builder and job-site calls can go straight to the right foreman or project manager.

Logs every call

Every inquiry lands in a searchable call log with a summary, so nothing gets lost in a truck notebook.

Answers the basics

What you build, where you work and how quoting works, from the information you give it.

Built around how your calls really go

What it collects on every call

  • Name, number and email
  • Project address
  • Type of project and rough scope
  • Timeline
  • Photos of the space
  • How they heard about you

Calls that go straight to you

  • Calls from builders or general contractors you work with
  • Job-site problems: deliveries, inspections, safety
  • Existing clients with an active project
  • Large commercial inquiries

More ways we help contractors and trades

Lead follow-up keeps web and social media inquiries from going cold, and a custom job tracker or quote builder keeps bids moving without the spreadsheet chaos.

Common questions from contractors and trades

Can it tell a new customer from an existing one?

Yes. It asks, and handles each one the way you choose: new inquiries get full intake, existing clients can be routed to their project manager.

Can customers send plans?

It can text a link for photos. For plans and drawings, it collects their email so your team can follow up.

What if I have more than one crew or office?

We set up the routing rules to match how your business runs, so calls reach the right person.

Hear it for yourself

Call our own AI assistant and talk to it like one of your customers would. Then tell us what's slipping and we'll get back to you personally within one business day.