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I help home service businesses — plumbers, HVAC techs, electricians — stop losing jobs to slow follow-up.
Most service businesses lose leads not because of bad marketing, but because nobody answered fast enough. A missed call or an ignored website enquiry is a job that goes to whoever calls back first — and that's rarely you.
I build AI-powered response systems that answer website enquiries instantly, answer common questions, qualify the lead (urgency, service type, location), and push toward booking — 24/7, even outside business hours.
I work remotely from Pune, India, which lets me build and run these systems at a fraction of US agency pricing without cutting corners on quality. Setup takes days, not months, and the system plugs into your existing website — no platform migration required.
If you're a home service business (or an agency serving them) losing leads to slow response times, let's talk.
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