The AI receptionist.
- Answers your main line 24/7, sounds natural.
- Trained on your services, your hours, your team.
- Qualifies leads, books appointments, transfers when needed.
- Drops a full transcript and call summary into your CRM.
I built an AI receptionist for my own plumbing company that catches every missed call, drops a transcript into the CRM, and tells me which Google Ads actually make money. Now I install it for HVAC companies in two weeks.
After hours. Lunch breaks. When the office is slammed. Every missed call in summer is a $300 – $15,000 job to the next guy on Google.
You see clicks. You see "leads." But there's no closed loop between a Google Ads dollar and a closed job. So you keep spending and hoping.
Calls don't make it into the CRM cleanly. Follow-ups fall off. The bigger your shop gets, the more revenue quietly walks out the door.
You don't need another marketing agency.
You need plumbing that doesn't leak.
One productized package — no custom scope, no surprise invoices, no “phase two.” Same install I run in my own shop.
Most people selling automation to trades have never run one. I have. I've run We Do Repipes — a multi-million-dollar plumbing company in Houston — for over a decade.
I built this entire stack for my own shop because nothing on the market did what I needed. It's been running in production for two years, capturing missed calls every week and tying real revenue back to the ad campaigns that produced it.
When I install it for your HVAC company, you're not getting a tech vendor learning your industry. You're getting an owner who already lives it. I know what a service ticket is. I know what your average install costs. I know how thin margins get when leads slip through.
That's the difference.
No projections. No "imagine if." These are last month's numbers from We Do Repipes.
"You'll have the same setup in your business in fourteen days."
Twenty-minute call. Owner-to-owner. No deck, no pitch — just a quick look at whether this fits your business.