CAUGHT BY CORA
For plumbing and HVAC company owners

The customers you want, caught.

Websites and operations for plumbing and HVAC companies. A site built from what your callers actually ask for. A phone that is always answered, as your shop. Every lead in one CRM, none of them lost. A handful of companies at a time, done properly.

Our demo line. Cora answers as a made-up company, Bluebird Home Services. Call it, say something's broken, and try to stump her. (669) 201-4010
176 calls caughtAcross every line since day one. Still counting.
Two trades onlyPlumbing and HVAC. Nothing generic, nothing templated.
A site that booksWritten from your own call data, not a theme.
Free consultationFifteen minutes, in writing, yours to keep.
Start with a free consultation.
Fifteen minutes with Jake. You bring what your phone and website are doing now. You leave with what they should be doing, in writing, whether or not you hire him.
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A real person calls you, not a sales team.

Two jobs, done properly

Your website

Built from what your callers ask for.

Not a template with your logo on it. The pages, the words and the booking flow come from the real questions your customers call with, so the ten o'clock visitor with a burst pipe or a dead condenser books instead of leaving. A chat that answers the way your phone does, and takes the job.

Your operations

Always answered. Nothing lost.

Cora picks up as your shop when you can't and gets the name, the number, what's wrong and how urgent, in English and Spanish. Every caller becomes a text on your phone and a customer in your CRM, urgent ones first. On a real business line since July.

What happens on a missed call

9:22
A customer calls. You're on a job.

Your line forwards to Cora only when you don't pick up. Nothing to install, nothing the caller notices.

9:23
Your phone buzzes: who, what, tap to call back.

She answers as your shop, flags emergencies, speaks Spanish if you want it. Real leads hit your phone the second the call ends. Junk waits quietly for one evening summary.

9:49
You text the customer back between stops. Job saved.

Twenty-seven minutes from missed call to booked customer. No voicemail involved.

Want to hear it? Call the demo line, play the customer, and listen to what the owner gets.

Picture your week with Cora
Wasn't sure about a robot answering my phone. Then it caught a water heater job at 8:40 on a Sunday while I was at my kid's game.
plumbing
August I get forty calls a day. Half of them used to die in voicemail. Now they're all sitting in my texts by the time I'm off the ladder.
HVAC
Door came off the track at eleven at night, guy's car stuck inside. I had his name and number before I finished dinner.
garage doors
I'm inside a panel half the day. Whoever picks up first gets the job, and it stopped being the other guy.
electrical
I used to answer the phone straight through dinner. Now I read the texts after and call back the ones that matter.
office manager
First year, no crew, no money for a receptionist. This was the closest thing I could afford and it hasn't dropped one yet.
HVAC
The numbers

Small shops book 24% of their calls. Big ones book 59%.

ServiceTitan measured 3,000+ trades businesses. Shops with fewer than five techs booked 24% of calls; after 6pm that fell to 9%. Same demand, same phone. The difference is whether anybody picked up.

Proof, not promises

It's been answering a real business line since July.

A Matco tool truck in San Jose. Every call for weeks, on the owner's actual number. Read what happened.

Or skip the reading and call the line.

What she won't do

What changes
More workfrom the customers you already almost had
  • The calls you miss get answered, and every one of them lands in your CRM.
  • The people who find you at night can book instead of leaving.
  • You see all of it on one screen. Counted, not guessed.

Plumbing and HVAC companies only, a handful at a time. It starts with a free consultation, and you keep what comes out of it either way.

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