001Electrical contractors

AI Employees for electrical contractors

The National Fire Protection Association attributes roughly 47,000 residential fires a year to electrical failure or malfunction — which is part of why "it can wait until Monday" is not something an electrician wants to guess wrong about on the phone. Ava does not guess; she books it.

002The sequence

What happens when a customer smells something burning.

Some electrical calls are urgent in a way a missed-call statistic cannot capture. This is the order the four take it in.

  1. 01Ava

    Answers, and books at the right urgency

    The symptom is captured on the first call — burning smell, tripped breaker, an outlet that will not stop sparking — and the visit is booked same-day where it needs to be, or into the regular schedule where it does not.

    Booked at urgency
  2. 02Kai

    Answers the code and permit questions

    What a permit costs, whether an inspection is required, and what the homeowner needs to have ready, explained consistently rather than through a callback.

    Desk stays free
  3. 03Tessa

    Holds the panel-upgrade or EV quote

    A panel upgrade or EV charger install is followed up across SMS and email for as long as the decision takes, instead of the estimate going cold after one call.

    Still in contact
  4. 04Grant

    Reopens the inspection cycle

    Past customers on older wiring or an outdated panel are worked from your job history on a schedule, rather than waiting for them to notice something is wrong first.

    Cycle running
003How the roster helps

Three places the work is already leaking.

01

Answer the call that might be a safety issue

A burning smell, a breaker that will not stay reset, warm outlet covers — these calls need to be on the schedule today, not queued behind a callback list. Ava captures the symptom and books the visit at the urgency it actually needs.

Safety callsSame-day bookingAfter hours
02

Follow up on panel upgrades and EV charger installs

A panel upgrade averages $522–$2,082 and an EV charger install is a considered purchase, not an impulse booking — and the demand behind both is real: the Department of Energy projects 25.7 million of the 28 million EV charging ports the US will need by 2030 will be private, residential chargers. Tessa follows up on those quotes while the homeowner decides.

Panel upgradesEV chargersQuote follow-up
03

Reopen the homes on your inspection cycle

Older homes with aluminum wiring are up to 55 times more likely to have fire-hazard conditions, per the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Grant works your past-customer list on a schedule, turning a home you wired years ago into an inspection booking today.

Inspection cyclePast customersAluminum wiring
004What has to be right

The details that decide whether it works here.

Generic voice AI fails in specific ways in every industry. These are the three that matter in electrical contractors, and how they are handled during setup.

01

It treats a safety call as a safety call

Burning smells, sparking outlets and breakers that will not hold are flagged for same-day response during setup — the AI does not sit a genuine hazard in a routine queue behind a light-fixture install.

02

It captures the panel and load details a quote needs

Panel age, amperage and what is being added — an EV charger, a hot tub, a sub-panel — are captured on the call, so an estimator arrives with the information a real quote needs.

03

Escalation to a person, on your rules

You define what the AI must never handle alone. Anything past that line is routed to a named person with the full transcript attached, rather than being guessed at. Human oversight is a design requirement, not a fallback.

005Next step

Twenty minutes to find out if this applies to you.

Setup is $3,000 per AI Employee, or $10,000 for four under the Go All In plan. Published on the pricing page, not held behind a form.

Talk to a person

Bring your call log to the call and we will work through your actual numbers rather than an industry average.

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