What counts, in writing
Signed before it goes live
First we write down what counts as a booked job for you, and we both sign it. We record and transcribe every call, so we never have to argue about what counted.
Soltrack answers the emergency calls your team can't, tells the caller what to do first, gets the address and what happened, and pages your on-call tech.
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Ashcombe & Reyes
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We've paged the on-call tech. They'll call you within 15 minutes.
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Sun 2:10 AMAshcombe and Reyes, this is Mateo. Heads up, this call's recorded. What's going on?
A pipe burst under my kitchen sink. There's water everywhere and it's getting into the hallway.
First, turn off the main water valve if you can. It's usually by the water heater or where the line comes into the house.
Okay, found it. It's off.
Good. Is the water anywhere near outlets or anything electrical?
No, just the floor.
Do you have homeowners insurance?
Yeah, I do.
What's your name, the address and the best number for the tech?
Lena Ortiz, 7714 Bellaire Court. 713 555 0164.
I've paged the on-call tech. They'll call you back within 15 minutes and head your way.
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Sunday, 2:10 am. A pipe bursts in a Houston kitchen. The Ashcombe & Reyes desk answers, gets the water shut off, writes up the damage and pages the on-call tech. Try it in your browser
A slow leak, old damage, mold or anything already dry goes on your calendar as an assessment. The booking carries what happened, the rooms, whether the water is off and the insurance carrier.
Mateo, the restoration desk, speaks English and Spanish.
Leads can also go into HighLevel, with the write-up attached to the contact.
| Option | At 2am | Books the assessment | Who sets it up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voicemail | The caller can leave a message | No | Nobody |
| A human answering service | A person takes a message and passes it on | Usually not | You and the service |
| A self-serve receptionist app | Answers and follows what you set up | If you connect a calendar | You |
| Soltrack | Answers, checks the water and alerts your on-call tech | Yes, on your calendar | We do, and we run it |
Our guide compares what each one costs and which calls it loses: Automated front desk vs answering service.
of calls to home services businesses went unanswered
CallRail, January 2025of home services calls reached a person
Invoca, July 2026Every source, and the numbers we leave out, are in What a missed call costs.
Your services, prices, area, hours and who to wake up for an emergency. Before anything goes live, we write down what counts as a booked job.
After-hours, busy and unanswered calls go to the desk. New leads from your quote form and your ads get their call-back from it too.
It writes up every call, so you see what it booked. Once a week you get a short update.
Signed before it goes live
First we write down what counts as a booked job for you, and we both sign it. We record and transcribe every call, so we never have to argue about what counted.
Your calls and your quote forms
It starts answering the calls you miss and calling back your quote requests. We pay for every minute it spends on the phone.
From your own leads
Once the fifth one is on your calendar, you decide: keep it at half what everyone else will pay, or walk away owing nothing.
We take a few companies in each trade, one per area.
Book a fit callThe desk costs nothing until it has booked five jobs on your calendar from your own leads.
We build it and run it. It answers the calls your office misses, books the jobs on your calendar and sends you a recap of every call.
$0 to start
Until the desk has booked five jobs. If you keep it after that, you pay half what later companies will, priced on the call by the size of your business.
Book a fit callYou'll know where jobs leak out of your calls and quote forms, what each leak costs you a month, and what to fix first.
$2,200
If you go ahead within 30 days, the full $2,200 comes off whatever we build for you.
Book the consultationAsk your own question
Ask anything about the desk, the pilot or whether it fits your company. It answers from our own pages.
The answers are automated and come from our own pages. They can be wrong.
Yes. It answers, asks whether water is still coming in, gives one safety line, takes the address and the caller's number, and alerts your on-call tech, who calls back within the time you set.
It tells them where the main shut-off usually is, to stay out of rooms where water is near outlets, and to call 911 if anyone is in danger. Then it gets the address.
No. It writes down the carrier, and your tech goes through coverage with the homeowner.
No. It books the assessment, and your tech explains the costs on site.
Yes. Mateo, our demo restoration desk, answers in Spanish when the caller speaks Spanish. Your write-up still comes in English.
Each call reaches you by email with the write-up. It can also go into HighLevel, and urgent calls can post in Slack.
A person reads emotion better and handles complaints well, but most services take a message and charge by the month for a bundle of minutes. The desk books the assessment and alerts your tech. Our guide compares the two.
Nothing until five booked jobs are on your calendar. Then you decide whether to keep it at the founding price or walk away owing nothing.
Every caller hears first that the desk records the call. If someone asks whether it's a person, the desk says it's an automated assistant and goes back to the damage.
Bring your call volume and what you're spending on marketing. I'll tell you on the call whether this is worth doing, and that includes telling you when it isn't.
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