An AI answering service for contractors — because you can't run a saw and answer the phone

A contractor's phone has the worst timing in the trades. It rings when you're on a ladder, when the concrete truck is backing in, when you've got a framing crew waiting on a decision and a homeowner in front of you asking about change orders. So it goes unanswered — not because the call doesn't matter, but because your hands are full of the last job while the next one is calling. And the caller on the other end is usually at the start of the most expensive decision of their year: a kitchen, an addition, a roof, a build-out. They have a list of three or four contractors. They start dialing. The first company that answers like a real business gets the walkthrough, and the walkthrough gets the job.

Here's the part that stings: you don't lose those jobs on price or on quality. You lose them to a ringtone. Hiring office help for the phone doesn't pencil out for most crews, your spouse already has a job, and a by-the-minute answering service just takes a message you'll return at 7pm — after the homeowner has already booked a walkthrough with someone else.

Anna answers your line like she works in your office, because in every way that matters she does. We build her around your company — the work you take, your service area, your lead times, what you need to know before a bid: address, scope, timeline, how they found you. She takes it all down, books the walkthrough or callback on your calendar, and texts you the details while you're still on the ladder. Sub and supplier calls get a message; the general contractor you've been waiting on can transfer straight to your cell — your rules, set at onboarding. She answers at the jobsite hour, the dinner hour, and the Sunday-morning hour, tells every caller she's an AI, and costs the same flat $199 a month whether it's bid season or the dead of winter.

Nothing about your setup changes. Keep your number, keep your carrier, forward the line when you want her on it — always, when busy, or after hours — and turn it off anytime by dialing a code.