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The call comes in
Ring your line, fill out the website form, or message you — it all lands in one place with the address and the problem.
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DOERS Connect for Home Services
The phone rings while your hands are full. That call was the job.
Plumbers, HVAC techs, electricians, roofers, cleaners, landscapers — you're on a roof or under a sink when the next customer calls. If nobody answers, they call the next company on the list. This is how you stop losing work you already earned.
The operating shift
Missed call at 10:40. Text back at 10:40. Estimate out before dinner.
01The call comes in
02Nobody waits
03The estimate has a life
04The day runs clean
Where growth leaks
Good work can still get buried under a scattered process.
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A homeowner calls while you're mid-job, gets voicemail, and hires whoever picked up first
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You quoted a $6,400 roof two weeks ago and never followed up because the week got away from you
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Customer addresses and gate codes live in three different phones and one crumpled notepad
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You finished perfect work on Tuesday and nobody ever asked that homeowner for a review
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The family whose water heater you replaced four years ago has no idea you do maintenance
The connected workflow
One clear path through the customer journey.
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Nobody waits
If you can't pick up, a text goes back right away: what you do, when you can look at it, and a link to book.
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The estimate has a life
Every quote sits in a list with a status. Sent, viewed, needs a nudge, won, lost. Nothing sits in limbo.
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The day runs clean
Booked window, confirmation, day-before reminder, on-the-way text. Fewer standbys, fewer empty driveways.
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The job keeps paying
Review request after the invoice, then a seasonal check-in so you're the company they call next time.
Feature stack
What is actually working behind the scenes.
Plain English, no jargon. These are the tools we shape around the way you already work.
AI phone answering
Something answers when you can't
An answering assistant can pick up, ask what's going on, get the address, and book or flag it as urgent. You listen to the recap between jobs instead of losing the call.
Missed-call text back
The missed call that texts itself back
The second a call drops to voicemail, a text goes out: "Sorry we missed you — we're on a job. What's happening at the house?" Most people reply by text before they call anyone else.
Pipelines
One list of every open job
New lead, estimate sent, waiting on the homeowner, scheduled, done. You can see at a glance which quotes are worth a follow-up call today.
Calendar booking
Booking without the phone tag
Offer real arrival windows tied to your schedule. The homeowner picks one, and it's on the calendar with the address attached.
Automated workflows
Confirmations, reminders, and on-the-way texts
Set it once. Confirmation on booking, reminder the day before, a heads-up when the truck is rolling. Cuts down on empty driveways and angry callbacks.
Text and email sequences
Follow-up that keeps working on cold quotes
A $6,400 estimate gets a check-in on day two, day five, and day twelve — polite, short, from you. You stop losing jobs to silence.
Review requests
The review ask, every single time
When you mark the job complete, the review link goes out automatically. Google reviews stop being something you do in bursts.
Reactivation campaigns
Getting old customers back
Filter by service and date — everyone who had a unit installed three-plus years ago, everyone due for a gutter clean — and send one useful message.
What gets better
Built around the way home services actually operate.
Stop losing the missed calls
The calls you can't answer are your biggest leak. An instant text back keeps you in the running instead of out of it.
Get paid on old quotes
See which estimates are still open and who needs one more nudge. Most jobs are won on the second touch.
Fill the slow weeks on purpose
When the schedule gets thin, message the right slice of your customer list instead of guessing.
Keep the crew on the same page
Address, notes, photos, and history sit on the customer record, not in somebody's texts.
Turn good work into reviews
The ask goes out while the homeowner is still happy — not three weeks later when you remember.
Make maintenance a real line of work
Tune-ups, filter changes, gutter season. Old customers are the cheapest work you'll ever book.
What connects
The tools work together. Your business feels simpler.
Your setup can start with the essentials and expand as your process matures.
Missed-call text back
AI phone answering
Website and QR forms
Online booking windows
Appointment reminders
Estimate pipeline
Review requests
Seasonal follow-up
Same day. Better system.
Replace a chain of reminders with a repeatable operation.
Without a connected system
- 1Phone rings while you're on a roof
- 2You call back at 6pm and they've hired someone
- 3You text a number you'll lose by Friday
- 4The estimate sits in your sent folder
- 5You start next week cold again
With DOERS Connect
- 1The call becomes a customer record with an address
- 2A text goes back within seconds
- 3The estimate has a status and a follow-up
- 4Reminders keep the appointment solid
- 5The finished job produces a review and a next visit
The honest version
What you should know before you start.
We'd rather tell you now than surprise you later.
Business texting in the U.S. requires a one-time registration with the carriers. We handle the paperwork with you, and it takes a few days before texts start sending.
Texting and email are usage-based. Normal follow-up volume is inexpensive, but big blasts cost more — you'll always know the numbers before you turn anything on.
Taking payments means connecting a payment provider. Their processing fees are separate from your plan.
None of this is magic. It's your process, written down once and then run consistently. We build the first version with you and adjust it as you go.
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