HVAC · Florida heat = urgent calls

Every missed HVAC call is a booked job for your competitor.

When an AC quits in a Florida summer, the homeowner doesn't leave a voicemail — they call the next company until someone picks up. We install an AI receptionist that answers every inbound call, qualifies the job, and books the service call on your calendar, 24/7.

Built for Florida HVAC contractors — heat waves, after-hours emergencies. Or call (656) 220-5887.

An HVAC service truck on an after-hours call
Never miss a call
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The summer surge problem

In a heat wave, the phone doesn't stop. Neither should your ability to answer it.

What it costs you now

  • After-hours "no cool air" calls go to voicemail
  • Techs on jobs can't answer the next ringing phone
  • The homeowner books the first company that picks up

What your AI receptionist does

  • Answers every call, day or night, during the surge
  • Qualifies the job: system type, the issue, address, urgency
  • Books the service call and texts you the details
Inbound only. It answers the calls homeowners make to you — with a Florida-compliant recording disclosure. It never makes outbound calls or robocalls.

Why speed wins the service call

The first company to pick up gets the job. Make that you.

~42 hrs
Average response time

Harvard Business Review studied 2,241 companies and found the average business takes about 42 hours to respond to a new lead. A homeowner sweating through a broken AC isn't waiting — they're dialing the next number.

— Harvard Business Review, study of 2,241 U.S. companies
1B+ calls
Proven at scale

We build on the same voice platform Amazon's Ring chose to handle 100% of its inbound calls — technology that has already processed more than a billion calls.

— Vapi, the platform behind Amazon Ring's inbound calls

Never lose another emergency call to voicemail.

Book a 30-minute call and hear exactly what your HVAC receptionist would sound like answering your phone.

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