For plumbing companies

Burst pipes don't call during business hours. Neither should your AI.

11 PM Saturday. Water through the ceiling. Your voicemail says office hours 8–5. Your competitor's phone is rolling to a human. A bilingual AI receptionist answers every call, triages true emergencies, and dispatches your on-call tech before the damage doubles.

Live in 48 hours. Works with Jobber, Housecall Pro, Stripe. $349/mo.

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The calls you're leaking every week

Every plumbing shop loses revenue the same three ways.

After hours

11 PM Saturday. Pipe bursts in a kitchen ceiling.

Your voicemail says office hours 8–5. They call the next shop on Google. By the time you see the message Monday, the insurance claim is already with someone else.

Commercial overflow

Sewer backs up at a retail building at 2 PM.

PM has three plumbers saved. You're #2. #3 answers first. You just lost the relationship with 14 properties because you were on another call.

Recurring revenue lapse

Annual drain maintenance due on an agreement customer.

Receptionist is at lunch. They call to reschedule. Voicemail. They forget. Agreement lapses. That's $240 a year, compounding annually, walking out the door one missed call at a time.

Try it live

Call a plumbing agent. Right now.

Emergency scenarios, commercial property questions, recurring service — ask anything a plumbing customer would ask.

Live demo

Ready · Alamo Plumbing Co.

Mic permission required. 3-minute limit per call.

Emergency

"Pipe just burst in my kitchen — how fast can you get here?"

Quote

"What does a water heater replacement run?"

Spanish

"Tengo una fuga — ¿cuánto cobran por venir?"

Drain

"My main line is backing up again."

Emergency dispatch and recurring service for a fictional SA plumbing shop. Demo agent — no real booking happens.

Plugs into your stack

Works with the stack plumbing shops actually run on.

Direct means native API integration — the agent talks to it in real time. Middleware means I bridge via Zapier or Make.

Direct APIWired in as a native integration

Google CalendarMicrosoft 365Twilio (SMS + voice routing)JobberHousecall ProStripeSquareQuickBooks Online

Via Zapier / MakeGlue layer for everything else

ServiceTitanFieldEdge / WorkizRingCentral / OpenPhone

I only list tools I'll actually wire up. If you run something not on this list, ask on the call — most modern tools have an API, and if they don't, Zapier or Make covers the rest.

Beyond the receptionist

Beyond the receptionist — what else I can build for plumbing.

The AI answers the phone. These are the systems that handle everything after the call.

Emergency dispatch priority queue

Not every after-hours call is an emergency — and not every emergency is equal. I build a triage engine that sorts calls by severity (water damage > sewer backup > no hot water > clogged drain) and routes the top tier straight to your on-call tech while the rest wait for the morning queue. No more racing to voicemail at midnight for a leaky faucet.

Recurring service + backflow compliance tracker

Annual backflow testing deadlines by municipality, drain maintenance agreements, water heater flush cadence — tracked in one system that sends you the list Monday morning of everyone due this week, plus auto-texts the customer with a booking link. Converts "I forgot" into scheduled revenue.

Commercial property-manager portal

Your PM accounts don't want to call — they want one login that shows open work orders, PO status, invoice history, and techs dispatched to each building. I build that portal. Gated by PM, branded to you. Replaces the 40-email chain that currently fills their inbox.

Parts-ordering and supplier shortcut

Top 50 parts you reorder, one-tap order from Ferguson / HD Supply / your regional supply house. Tied into your job notes so when a tech flags "needed a new pressure-reducing valve," the reorder fires automatically and you never get caught short on the second call of the day.

See how I build custom systems

Pricing, up front