By trade
The calls your trade misses are not the calls another trade misses.
A furnace shop loses the no-heat call at 9 PM. A plumber loses the burst pipe. An electrician needs the sparking outlet to go to a person, not a booking. Each page below shows how Right On Call handles your trade's calls, what is live, and what it will not do.
- AI receptionist for HVAC companiesThe no-heat call at 9 PM goes to whoever answers.An AI receptionist for Ontario HVAC shops that picks up the no-heat and no-cool calls you miss, triages them against your rules, and books the job or texts your on-call tech.See how it handles hvac calls
- AI receptionist for plumbing companiesA burst pipe does not leave a voicemail.An AI receptionist for Ontario plumbers that picks up the burst-pipe and backup calls you miss, checks your service area, texts your on-call plumber, and books routine work with a photo request.See how it handles plumbing calls
- AI receptionist for appliance repair shopsEvery appliance gets its own first question.An AI receptionist for appliance repair that asks the right question for each appliance, captures brand and model, respects your lead times, and books the diagnostic visit. Live with our first customer in London, Ontario.See how it handles appliance repair calls
- AI receptionist for electrical contractorsOn a sparking outlet, it follows the script. Word for word.An AI receptionist for Ontario electricians that stops and follows a fixed safety script on sparks or a burning smell, gets a person to call back, and books routine work into your calendar.See how it handles electrical calls
- AI receptionist for property managersTenants call after 5. Water does not wait for Monday.An AI receptionist for Ontario property managers that picks up after-hours tenant calls, separates a ceiling leak from a lease question, and texts your on-call contact. What is live and what is scoped.See how it handles property management calls
Built for the calls you miss, not to replace the people who answer
Right On Call can answer every call if you want it to. That is not what it is built for. It is built so that a call you would have missed, on a roof, in a crawlspace, at lunch, after 5, on a Saturday, gets picked up and ends as a booked job instead of a voicemail nobody returns.