You're under a sink with a wrench in both hands, and the phone rings. That caller is a job, and right now they're about to become someone else's job. CallerIQ answers the calls you can't take, finds out what's leaking and where, and hands you a summary you can read in the truck.
No new number · Works with your carrier · Cancel anytimeA real call
A homeowner calls at dinnertime: the water heater is dripping and the shutoff valve won't budge.
CallerIQ picks up with your greeting and asks what's going on. The caller explains the drip and the stuck valve. It asks where the unit is, how fast the leak is, and the best callback number. It reassures them you'll see the message right away.
Your summary reads: water heater leak, valve stuck, garage unit, wants a call tonight, number captured.
The calls you're losing
Why plumbers miss calls
Your hands are always full
Under a sink, in a crawlspace, or driving between calls: the times a plumber can't pick up are most of the workday. Every missed ring is a caller who moves down the search results to the next name.
Leaks don't keep business hours
Burst pipes and failed water heaters happen at night and on weekends. Those urgent calls are the highest-intent callers you'll ever get, and they book with whoever answers first.
Voicemail loses the details
A rushed voicemail rarely says what's broken, where it is, and how to call back. CallerIQ asks, so the message you get is the address, the problem, the urgency, and the number.
Spam buries the real calls
Lead-gen robocalls and directory salespeople target plumbing licenses relentlessly. When half your rings are junk, it gets easier to ignore the phone, and the real customer pays for it.
How it works
Three steps, one dial code.
01
Forward your missed calls
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.
02
CallerIQ answers
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.
03
You get the summary
Who called, why, and what to do next, in a clean report you can read in seconds. Real callers get through; spam doesn’t.
What your callers hearA warm greeting in the voice you picked, under your business name. It says plainly that it's your AI receptionist taking the call, asks what the caller needs, and gets the details a good dispatcher would. Real customers get a patient, capable conversation. People you know ring straight through to you.And the spam?The lead resellers and robocallers that hammer plumbing companies get a different experience: turned away, blocked from calling back, and if you like, kept on the line wasting their time instead of yours. You choose the policy once. Your summary shows what got blocked, so nothing real ever disappears silently.
Questions
What plumbers ask us
Does it capture the details of the job?+
Yes. It asks what a dispatcher would ask: the address, what's leaking or broken, how urgent it is, and the best callback number. That all lands in the call summary with any action items.
What happens to my existing number?+
Nothing. You keep your number and your phone. One dial code forwards only the calls you don't answer, and another turns it off. No new SIM, no porting.
Will after-hours callers get answered?+
Yes. It answers whenever you can't, day or night. Late-night callers with urgent problems get a real conversation and you get the details first thing, instead of a hang-up and a lost job.
Do callers know it's an AI?+
It never pretends to be you. It introduces itself as your receptionist, and it's honest if asked. Most callers just care that a capable voice picked up and took their problem seriously.
What does it do with robocalls?+
It screens every unknown caller, turns away spam, and blocks repeat offenders. You can tell it to demand list removal or waste a telemarketer's time. Blocked calls still show up in your log, labeled.