You can't check your phone with a chainsaw running. CallerIQ answers when you're mid-job, greets the caller, and finds out what they need. It captures the address, tree size, and hazard details, then sends you a summary so you can call back the second you're on the ground.
No new number · Works with your carrier · Cancel anytimeA homeowner calls the morning after a windstorm because a large limb came down across her driveway and she needs it cleared.
CallerIQ: 'Thanks for calling, this is the AI receptionist for the crew. What's going on?' Caller: 'A big limb fell across my driveway last night, I can't get my car out.' CallerIQ: 'Got it. Can I grab the address and a good callback number?' Caller gives the address. CallerIQ: 'And roughly how big is the tree or limb, and where is it sitting, like on the driveway, near power lines, or against the house?' Caller: 'It's on the driveway, nowhere near the house or lines.' CallerIQ: 'Understood, I'll pass that along right away.'
The owner gets a summary with the address, limb size and location, no power line contact, and a callback number, ready before he's out of the bucket.
You're forty feet up with a saw running. The phone rings, goes to voicemail, and the caller moves to the next name on their list.
Downed limbs get reported the minute the wind dies down, often at night or before you've had coffee. Voicemail doesn't cut it when someone's driveway is blocked.
Someone calling for a trimming or stump grinding quote is probably calling two other crews too. Whoever answers first usually books the job.
Jobs get pushed and rescheduled all week depending on the forecast. Every one of those calls is a chance to lose track of a customer if you're on a ladder.
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.