You're on a roof, under a truck, or asleep. Somebody calls anyway. We pick up, find out what they need, and book it — then tell you what happened.
Palm Bay · Melbourne · Titusville · the Space Coast
A storm comes through at nine at night. Someone walks out, sees an oak across the driveway, and starts calling tree services.
The first three go to voicemail. Yours does too — you're asleep, and you should be.
The fourth one answers. By the time you see the missed call at six the next morning, that job belongs to somebody else.
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Before we sell you anything, we show you the problem. We call your business five times over three days, at the hours that matter, and write down exactly what happened.
Mid-morning, lunchtime, late afternoon, and once at night — when the storm calls come.
Rings before voicemail. Whether anyone called back. How long it took. Nothing recorded — just noted.
Your name at the top, the facts underneath. No proposal attached.
If it looks fine, we shake hands. Most of the time it doesn't look fine.
It's genuinely free and there's no pitch attached. We hand it over, say one sentence, and leave. If you want to talk after that, our number's on the back.
What we do
Your line stays yours. We only pick up what you'd have missed anyway — the second ring after you didn't, the 9pm storm call, the Saturday quote request.
An assistant answers, finds out what they need, and books it. It says up front that it's an assistant and that the call's recorded — we don't play games about that.
Same brain, same answers. Most people would rather text you anyway.
Replies in seconds, not tomorrow. Whoever's fastest usually wins the job.
A tree on a house at 2am is not the same as a hedge quote. Emergencies reach your phone immediately. Everything else waits until seven, batched into one message you read with coffee.
The customer never waits either way — they get an answer in seconds. Only your phone holds off.
Every call, every message, every lead — logged, exportable, yours. Your domain is registered in your name from day one.
If you ever leave, you take everything with you. We think that's the only honest way to do this.
Price
A person at the desk runs about $3,000 a month and goes home at five. An answering service runs $200–500 and can't book a job.
No website? We'll build you one for $500, live within 48 hours, domain in your name — and that waives the setup fee. It's an intro rate while we're building our first local clients, and it won't stay there.
No contract on the monthly. Stop whenever you like and take everything with you.
Start
Tell us where to call. Three days later you'll know exactly how many people tried to give you money and didn't get through.