A site for your service area
Every service and every town you cover gets a clear page, so Google and AI search can match you to the job.
Heating and cooling calls are urgent, and urgent callers don’t leave voicemails. I set up a site that ranks for your area and a receptionist that sorts emergencies from routine visits, books the job and wakes the on call tech only when it matters.
A furnace out, with a baby at home.
A quote request for a new AC before summer.
A routine tune up, booked before your first coffee.
Every service and every town you cover gets a clear page, so Google and AI search can match you to the job.
The receptionist asks the right safety questions, transfers real emergencies to your on call tech and books the rest.
Estimate requests get a polite follow up, only to people who asked to hear from you.
Written with you before launch: your prices, your hours, your rules for what gets transferred to you.
How the receptionist worksGood evening, Summit Heating and Air, this is the virtual assistant. How can I help?
Our furnace stopped working and it’s freezing in here.
I’m sorry. Is there any smell of gas, or anyone at home who is elderly or very young?
No gas. We have a baby though.
Understood. I’m connecting you to the on call technician now, and texting you the visit fee.
One AI receptionist in the middle, connected to every place a customer can reach you. Point at any part to see what it does.
Calls
Every call is answered in your business name, day or night. No voicemail, no hold music.

My own brand: ads for contractors that turn into booked calls.
See the caseIt tells the caller to leave the house and call 911 and the gas company, then alerts you. Safety scripts are written with you before launch.
Yes. It books into the calendar you already use, around the slots you make available.
Your next booked job starts here
Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm ET. No pitch deck, no pressure.