Three focused playbooks for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical operators evaluating missed-call recovery. Start with your trade, run the numbers, then see what the same per-shop audit would look like on your call log.
Choose your trade
Each playbook follows the calls a 205-area operator actually wants back on the dispatch board, with a calculator starting point tuned to that trade's published ticket band.
See where burst-pipe, sewer, and water-heater calls disappear — and what a recovered booking is worth at a $480 ticket.
See how no-cool Tuesdays and after-hours refrigerant calls turn into booked work at a $720 HVAC ticket.
See what storm, panel, and EV-charger calls leave behind when the 205 line rolls to voicemail at an $880 ticket.
Live · not a deck screenshot
Three live tiles from the same shop-level dataset behind the dashboard: total recovered calls, an after-hours vs business-hours split, and a per-trade breakdown. The numbers refresh on every page load.
Resources FAQ
Start with the trade playbooks, edit the estimate, or request the per-shop audit.
Each Birmingham trade playbook walks through the missed-call and recovery math for plumbing, HVAC, or electrical operators, including the local trade scenario and the assumptions behind the estimate. It is a starting point for the matching trade journey; the audit is where a shop’s own call log replaces those working assumptions.
Each trade card opens the same calculator with its trade selected (`/calculator?trade=plumbing`, `/calculator?trade=hvac`, or `/calculator?trade=electrical`), so the starting ticket band matches that trade’s published resource math. The calculator is the editable estimate; the audit applies the same shape to ten recent inbound calls and the shop’s last-quarter ticket values.
Select any “Book an audit” action on this page to open `/audit?source=resources`, then submit the audit form with the shop details it requests. The audit uses ten recent inbound calls and last-quarter ticket values to fill the per-shop sheet; it requires no install or commitment.
Next step
The audit uses ten recent inbound calls and your last quarter's ticket values to walk the missed-call-recovery math for your shop — no install before the numbers check out.