You're up a ladder with the sprayer running when your phone buzzes. CallerIQ answers for you, finds out who's calling and what they need, and sends you a clean summary so you can call back between coats. It's set up through your carrier, so there's no new number and nothing to install. You keep painting, the calls still get answered.
No new number · Works with your carrier · Cancel anytimeA homeowner calls in the evening wanting an estimate to repaint her kitchen and hallway before family visits.
Caller: Hi, I'm hoping to get a price on repainting my kitchen and hallway. CallerIQ: Happy to help. Can I get your name and the address for the project? Caller: Sure, it's Dana Reyes, 42 Birchwood Lane. CallerIQ: Great. Are you thinking just the walls, or trim and ceilings too, and what's your timeline? Caller: Walls and trim, and I'd like it done before the holidays. CallerIQ: Got it. I'll pass this along and someone will call you back at this number to set up a color consult.
The owner gets a summary with Dana's address, the scope (kitchen and hallway, walls and trim), her timeline, and a callback number, ready to schedule a consult in the morning.
When you're spraying a ceiling or cutting trim, your phone is in your pocket or the truck. Every call goes to voicemail until you're down and cleaned up, and by then the homeowner may have already called someone else.
Most people don't sit down to think about repainting until after dinner, when they're looking at their walls and imagining the finished room. Those evening calls hit your phone long after you've clocked out for the day.
Someone shopping estimates is usually calling more than one painting company. If they hit your voicemail and a competitor picks up live, the job can be gone before you even see the missed call notification.
Paint suppliers pitching products and lead-gen resellers selling job leads clog your ringer right alongside real customers. Answering all of it, or none of it, both cost you time and jobs.
One dial code sets up conditional call forwarding with your carrier. Your number stays your number; only the calls you don’t answer route to CallerIQ.
It greets the caller in the voice and greeting you chose, finds out who they are and what they need, and captures the details, using only the business information you gave it.
Who called, why, and what to do next, in a clean report you can read in seconds. Real callers get through; spam doesn’t.