The AI receptionist for pest control.
Pest calls are made in the ninety seconds after somebody sees something move. We Got The Call answers in that window, identifies the pest, and books the treatment before the panic fades.
A pest control lead has the shortest shelf life in home services. The customer is calling from the kitchen floor with a shoe in their hand, and if nobody answers, they buy a spray at the hardware store instead.
Your technicians are in attics and crawl spaces with no signal for most of the day, which is precisely when those calls arrive.
What it asks on every call
The questions your dispatcher would ask, in the order they would ask them.
- What did they see, and how many?
- Where in the property, and how long has it been going on?
- Property type, size, and whether there are pets or children
- Any prior treatment, by you or anyone else
- Whether this is a one-off treatment or an ongoing plan
Questions before you switch
- Can it identify the pest from what the caller says?
- It captures what they saw, how many, where, and for how long, in the caller's own words plus a structured summary. That is enough for your scheduler to assign the right treatment and the right technician without a callback.
- Can it sell a recurring plan, or only a one-off?
- It offers whichever you configure. Most companies have it book the initial treatment and mention the quarterly plan, leaving the upsell to the technician standing in the kitchen, which converts better anyway.
- Does it ask about pets and children?
- Yes, because the answer changes the treatment. It is on the lead before the technician loads the truck, rather than discovered at the door.