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They outcompete native mussels.
They can cost utilities millions in maintenance.
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I’ve been talking with a few cleaning companies recently, and one issue keeps coming up:
Calls after business hours go to voicemail.
Leads are lost because people call the next company.
Owners end up answering calls at night and on weekends.
I’m exploring an AI receptionist that answers 24/7, qualifies leads, answers common questions, books appointments, and sends SMS follow-ups.
Before I spend more time building it, I’d like to hear from actual cleaning business owners.
A few questions:
How many calls do you think you miss each week?
Do you currently use a live answering service, voicemail, or something else?
What would a solution like this actually need to do for you to consider paying for it?
What would be a reasonable monthly price?
I’m looking for honest feedback—not trying to sell anything. If you’ve tried something similar, I’d love to hear what worked and what didn’t
I noticed something while talking with local plumbers and contractors.
They’re often too busy doing the work to answer the phone.
That means after-hours calls, emergency calls, and even normal appointment requests end up going to voicemail—and many of those callers simply move on to the next business.
So I built an AI receptionist that answers 24/7, books appointments, answers FAQs, qualifies leads, and immediately texts the business owner if there’s an emergency or urgent call.
I’m looking for a few service businesses willing to test it and give honest feedback. No sales pitch—I genuinely want to know if it solves a real problem.
Ifyou own or manage a plumbing, HVAC, electrical, restoration, landscaping, contracting, or dental business, I’d appreciate your thoughts.