A gutter cleaning runs about $163 and a full replacement about $1,171, according to Angi and HomeAdvisor’s pricing data — modest jobs individually, and the kind of work that depends entirely on whether the same customer calls you back every fall and spring. Grant is the one who makes sure they do.
Every gutter company has the same two seasons and the same list of past customers. This is how the four cover both.
Address, job type and timing are captured on the call, and the visit — cleaning, repair or replacement — is booked directly into the schedule.
Job bookedPricing structure, what guards cost, and what a repair versus a full replacement involves, explained consistently rather than through a round of phone tag.
Estimator time savedFall and spring cleaning reminders go out on a schedule, so a customer books before their gutters overflow, not after.
Reminder sentPast customers who have not booked in a year or more are worked from your job history automatically, rather than staying a name in a spreadsheet.
List workedAva answers the call, gets the address and the job — a cleaning, a repair, a full replacement — and books it directly into the schedule, instead of a homeowner leaving a voicemail that gets returned three days later.
What gutter guards cost, whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense, how the linear-foot pricing works — Kai answers these consistently, so your estimator’s time goes to the walk-through, not the phone screen.
Gutter cleaning is a twice-a-year job that is easy for a customer to forget and easy for a business to stop chasing. Russell runs the reminder cadence, and Grant reopens the customers who fell off the list entirely — the same customers you already did one job for.
Generic voice AI fails in specific ways in every industry. These are the three that matter in gutter companies, and how they are handled during setup.
Cleaning, repair and replacement are three different conversations with three different price ranges. The AI is trained on your actual pricing structure during setup, so it quotes a real range instead of a generic number.
A gutter customer is worth a cleaning every six months, not once. The follow-up cadence is configured to your actual seasonal cycle, not a one-size cadence borrowed from another trade.
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.
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.
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