Picks up when you can’t.

It answers, qualifies the lead, and books the site walk while you’re under a sink. It calls out too: confirms the sub or chases the part, always on your okay.

If you're not the first call answered, you're the last bid considered.

Saturday morning, a homeowner calls to price out a remodel. You're on a roof, or with family. It hits voicemail. Monday they're already getting quotes from someone else. The agent picks up, qualifies, books the walk before the next contractor's number gets dialed.

Is the electrician showing Monday or not.

Friday afternoon, you need a real answer before the weekend. The agent calls the sub, confirms the slot, and texts you the result. Saves you the 7am 'where are you' call that wrecks the start of the week.

An already-booked client wants to add scope.

Mid-project, the homeowner calls to add a wet bar. The agent captures the change request, drops it on the project record, and pings you. No 9pm voicemail to decode. The upsell doesn't slip.

Will the agent ask the right qualifying questions for a remodel?

Yes. In onboarding you give it your standard intake — typically scope, square footage, ballpark budget, and timeline. You can add custom questions (HOA? architect engaged? lender financing?) and it'll work them in naturally. It won't quote on the spot — that's a hard rule.

What happens when my project manager is in the field?

Most of the time you don't need to do anything — the agent handles it and pushes a summary to your phone. For anything urgent (active leak, OSHA-flagged keywords, an owner asking for the boss) it routes straight to your cell and follows up with an SMS recap.

Can it push notes into Buildertrend or our CRM?

Yes. Native sync with Buildertrend and JobNimbus on the Pro tier — call transcript, contact info, and the booked site-walk land on the right job record. Team tier covers anything else via Zapier (6,000+ apps).

What if a caller wants a quote on the spot?

The agent doesn't quote. It explains that estimates require a site walk, books one, and tells the homeowner what to expect at the visit. If they push, it confirms the walk is free and the quote follows within your standard turnaround.