AI receptionist · Electrical · South Florida
An AI receptionist for electricians who can’t stop mid-panel
You don’t take calls with your hands in a panel. Our AI receptionist for electricians answers the calls you miss, sends anything that sounds dangerous straight to you as urgent, books service calls and estimates on your calendar, and sends you the details. Your phone rings first, every time.
The numbers
More calls than hands to answer them
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects electrician jobs growing 9% from 2025 to 2035, against about 3% for all jobs, as AI and data centers push electricity demand up. More work means more calls landing while you’re on a job, and voicemail won’t hold them. Most callers hang up and try the next electrician.
Calls that sound dangerous come straight to you
Some electrical calls can’t wait for a callback. You decide what counts as urgent, and the AI receptionist treats those calls differently from a request for a new ceiling fan:
- A burning smell, sparks or a hot outlet: it gives the caller the safety steps you approve, such as leaving the room and calling 911 if there’s smoke or fire, then marks the call urgent and alerts you right away.
- Power out on the whole street: if that’s what you want, it tells the caller to report the outage to their utility, like FPL, first, and takes a message in case the problem turns out to be inside the house.
- Half the house is dark: it books your first open time or alerts you, depending on the rules you set.
It isn’t there to diagnose anything. It sticks to the words you’ve approved and gets the details to you fast.
What it books
The everyday calls, handled
Service calls
“Two outlets in my kitchen stopped working.”It gets the problem, the address and the best number, reads them back, and books your next real open time.
Panel upgrades and EV chargers
“I need my panel upgraded for an EV charger.”Bigger jobs can go straight to an estimate visit, with your approved answer to “how much?” It never quotes a number you haven’t set.
Generators before storm season
“Can you put in a whole-home generator before hurricane season?”Spring generator calls stack up fast. It books the estimate or takes a detailed message, whichever you prefer.
Jobs you don’t do
“Do you install security cameras?”If you don’t do low-voltage work, solar or appliance repair, it says so politely and doesn’t book it. ZIP codes outside your area get the same polite no.
From a one-truck shop to a crew with several trucks
It’s built for owner-run electrical companies where the person who answers the phone is also the person doing the work. It does what an electrician answering service does, and then books the job too. If that’s you, the Answer or Book plan covers it. If you run several trucks across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach, the Pro plan sends calls to the right person by area and handles more than one line or location.
Either way, you stay in control. Start in confirm-first mode so every booking waits for your OK, and if anything ever feels off, a short code from your phone turns it off in about 10 seconds.
For electricians across South Florida
We’re based in Plantation and set up our AI receptionist for electricians from Fort Lauderdale and Sunrise to Miami, Doral, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach. Storm season keeps South Florida electricians busy with generators, surge damage and outages, which is exactly when calls go unanswered. It’s all set up remotely, so it works for electricians anywhere in Florida.
Pricing
Three plans, month to month
One-person electrical shops usually start on Answer or Book. Crews with more than one line or location look at Pro. Every plan is month to month.
Answer
from $249 / month
Every missed call picked up in your business’s name, with detailed messages, polite no’s for jobs you don’t do, and an alert after every call. Setup from $500.
Book
from $399 / month
Everything in Answer, plus real appointments: it offers only times you’re actually free and puts the visit on your calendar, confirm-first or direct. Setup from $1,000.
Pro
from $699 / month
For busier shops with more than one line or location. Calls go to the right person by area, plus a monthly tune-up call with Danny. Setup from $2,000.
Founding offer: the first 10 businesses get setup waived and the Book plan at $299 a month, locked for 12 months, in return for letting us share their results as a case study. See full plan details.
See how often calls really go unanswered in our missed-calls study: 126 of 202 calls to one Florida contractor never reached a person.
FAQ
AI receptionist for electricians: FAQs
What does it do when a caller says something is sparking or smells like burning?
It follows the safety message you approve, such as leaving the room and calling 911 if there’s smoke or fire, then marks the call urgent and alerts you right away. It doesn’t try to diagnose the problem.
Can it schedule generator and EV charger estimates?
Yes. It checks your Google Calendar, offers only times you’re actually free, and books the estimate with the address and best number read back. Price questions get the answer you’ve approved, never a made-up number.
I’m a one-person shop. Is this overkill?
It’s built for exactly that: the owner who is also the electrician. If someone in your office already answers almost every call, you probably don’t need it, and we’ll tell you that.
Can it send calls to the right electrician by area?
On the Pro plan, yes. Calls go to the right person by area, and it handles more than one phone line or location.
Will callers know they’re talking to an AI?
It answers in your company’s name and lets every caller know the call is recorded. It doesn’t pretend to be a person: if a caller asks, it says it’s an automated assistant, and anyone who wants a human gets a message taken for a callback.
Hear it handle an electrical call
Book a live demo and we’ll walk through it together on a call: an urgent safety call, a booked service visit, a job it turns down, and the alerts you’d get.
Book a live demoOther trades we set it up for, and more on how it works:
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Electricians. Moneypenny and Censuswide survey of 2,000 U.S. consumers, April 2026. Client figures come from call tracking and are shared anonymized.