Contractors & home services · Industry workflow preview

The homeowner has a question. Your crew is on a job.

Help website visitors describe the job, understand your approved service area, and reach the right next step when your team is busy or closed.

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The moment

When the inquiry comes in

A homeowner asks about a roof leak, repair estimate, or service area. If they cannot tell whether you handle the work, they may leave before your team can answer.

The response

What the system can do

Use your approved business knowledge to answer common questions, collect relevant details and recommend an approved next step. Your team keeps control of decisions and follow-up.

Example conversation

Contractor workflow preview

Illustrative script showing the type of conversation we could configure from your approved information. This is not a live contractors & home services agent and does not collect visitor data.

VisitorA leak started this evening. Can someone come tomorrow?
Example system responseI can help get the details to the team. Is water actively entering the property? What ZIP code is the job in? If there is an immediate safety concern, use the emergency contact shown here.
VisitorIt is a slow leak in 60618. I would like someone to look at it tomorrow.
Example system responseThanks. I can record a request for the team to review, but I cannot promise a visit time. What name and contact method should they use to follow up?

What it could capture

  • What type of work is needed, in the visitor’s own words
  • Service location or ZIP code and desired timing
  • The best way to reach the visitor, when they choose to provide it

How it could route the request

  • Urgent safety or active-damage concern: show the business-approved emergency contact and safety guidance; never promise dispatch.
  • Standard quote request: collect the approved basics and prepare a clear summary for staff review.
  • Outside service area or unclear scope: explain the limit and route to a human when appropriate.
Approved boundaries: Availability, service-area coverage, emergency response, pricing, and scheduling must come from the contractor’s approved information. The example does not diagnose a repair or guarantee a visit.
Same flagship implementation

Built around your business, not a fixed industry script.

01 · Approve

Knowledge and rules

You approve services, FAQs, qualification fields, exclusions and escalation rules before launch.

02 · Test

Real inquiry paths

We test common, urgent, unclear and out-of-scope conversations against your rules.

03 · Launch

Website first response

The accepted scope includes website delivery and 30 days of initial optimization. Direct integrations and other channels require separate approval.

Founding client implementation

24/7 Website Lead Response System™

$1,997

One-time setup. No required monthly AEO Zone management fee. You own completed deliverables within the accepted scope.

Limited $0 upfront pilot: Up to three qualified businesses can review a private working build and request one consolidated in-scope revision round before deciding. Decline before express approval and owe $0 in setup fees. After approval, the $1,997 invoice is due before public launch. Review the pilot terms.

Third-party usage, custom integrations, additional channels, future updates and support are separate when selected.

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Working demo

Try the live funding example.

Our interactive demonstration is built around Joe Starcher Funding. It shows approved knowledge, qualification and routing in that business. The example above shows how a similar design could apply to contractors & home services after your information and rules are approved.

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Common questions

Does this book jobs automatically?

The core website package collects and routes a request. Calendar booking or dispatch integration needs separately approved scope.

Can it quote a roofing or HVAC job?

It can use approved price ranges if you supply them. It should not invent a firm quote or diagnose work from a short chat.

See the professional services example or the complete 24/7 Lead Response overview.