Home services industry

AI operations for plumbers, electricians and HVAC companies

Answer every call while the crew is on a job, book the work, follow up on open quotes, send reminders and review requests, and hand dispatch a complete job record. Your office keeps pricing, scheduling decisions and every safety call.

Each price below is the starting price for one system. Emergency rules and the price list are yours, written down before launch.

Home services operating stack
4 systemsfrom the first ring to the review request
Every call
AI receptionist
Reminders and follow-up
onboarding
Dispatch handoff
data hub
Weekly view
reporting

The page connects current AIGROW offers. It does not assume that every team needs the complete stack.

A plumbing, electrical, HVAC or other trade business can hand AI agents the office work around each job: answering every call, booking visits, following up on quotes, sending reminders and review requests and writing the job record for dispatch. AIGROW builds each system at a published starting price and can run it as an AI Operations function.

4 systems, each with its own scope

The prices below come from the current offer pages. They are starting prices for individual systems, not a quote for the complete workflow.

AI ReceptionistAnswer every call, day or night, take the address and the problem, book into open slots and alert the on-call tech when your emergency rules say so. Prices outside your price list, upset customers and safety calls go to a person at once. to build, then $149 a month to run. No per-minute surprises.From $390Live in 5 to 7 days
Onboarding AutomationRun the timed sequence after a booking or a quote: the visit reminder, the quote follow-up and the review request once the job is done. The office approves every message and stops a sequence when a customer has a problem. One-time deployment with delivered source and 30 days of production support.From $190Live in 5 to 7 days
Data Integration HubWrite each booked job into the field service software with the details the caller gave, so dispatch starts from a complete record. The dispatcher assigns the tech and changes the schedule. One-time deployment with delivered source and 30 days of production support.From $390Live in 10 to 14 days
Reporting PipelinePrepare a weekly view of calls, booked jobs, open quotes and review requests from the systems in scope. The owner decides what to change. One-time deployment with delivered source and 30 days of production support.From $190Live in 5 to 7 days

A no-heat call at 10pm, through to the review request

Hypothetical workflow. It shows how the four published systems could support a small trade business. It is not a customer story or a claim about results.

An after-hours callThe AI receptionist answers, takes the address and the problem, follows your emergency rules and books the first open slot or alerts the on-call tech.The on-call tech decideshuman owner
The job recordThe data hub writes the job into the field service software with the details the caller gave.The dispatcher assigns the techhuman owner
Reminders and the open quoteThe follow-up sequence reminds the customer of the visit and follows up on an open quote on the days you set.The office handles price questionshuman owner
The job is doneThe same sequence sends the review request you approved, and the weekly report shows calls, jobs and open quotes.The owner decides what to changehuman owner

Match the bottleneck to the smallest useful system

A workflow belongs in scope only when its inputs, rules, owner and acceptance check can be written down.

Current bottleneckPublished systemWhat stays human
Calls go to voicemail during a jobAI ReceptionistPricing exceptions and safety calls
Quotes go out and nobody follows upOnboarding AutomationPrice changes and discounts
Dispatch retypes job detailsData Integration HubTech assignment and the schedule
No weekly view of calls and jobsReporting PipelineWhat to change

Before automating Home services work

Scope boundaries, current tools, human approval and how to start with one system.

It follows the emergency rules you write: which problems count as urgent, who is on call and what the caller is told, such as your instruction for a gas smell. An urgent call alerts the on-call person at once, with the details written down.

Only the prices you approve, such as the service call fee from your price list. Anything else, including discounts and estimates for a specific job, goes to a person.

Yes. It says so at the start of the call and confirms it whenever asked. A caller who asks for a person is transferred during your hours, or gets a booked callback outside them.

It depends on the booking and job access your software allows. AIGROW checks each connector, such as the calendar, CRM or field service tool, before the scope is approved. A missing connector can change the price or timeline.

Yes. The same work can run as an AI Operations function on a monthly plan. AIGROW hosts the agents, keeps the review queue and the action logs and sends a weekly report, while your office handles every exception. The AI Audit is the first paid step: it maps which office tasks agents can take and what that work costs today.

Start with the calls you miss.

Book the AI Audit to see which office work agents can take, or describe the workflow now. AI Operations can then run what is built, with your office handling every exception.

Starting prices shown · written scope · human controls named