An electrician is either on a ladder, in a panel, in a crawlspace, or driving to the next job. In none of those places can they stop and have a five-minute booking conversation.
So the phone goes unanswered — and the caller hires the electrician who picked up.
An electrical voice AI assistant answers every call, 24/7, books service work, shares standard pricing, and escalates true hazards to your on-call electrician. Hear Sparky take a service call →
The pain points, specifically
1. You cannot answer while working. The nature of the trade makes live answering impossible. Calls roll to voicemail, and most callers do not leave one.
2. Electrical problems are urgent. A burning smell, sparking outlet, or partial outage is not something a caller waits on. If nobody answers, they call the next electrician immediately.
3. Repetitive questions fill the gaps. "Do you install EV chargers?" "How much for a panel upgrade?" "Do you service my area?" "Can you come today?" These take time you do not have.
4. Quoting is a time sink. Standard jobs could be answered instantly; instead they become callbacks that eat evenings.
5. Admin follows you home. Booking details, confirmations, and job notes pile up after hours.
What an electrical assistant handles
Handles on its own
- 24/7 answering, including nights and weekends
- Service area and availability questions
- Standard rates for common jobs
- Booking service calls with an arrival window
- Confirmation and reminder texts
Assists and routes
- Jobs that need an on-site assessment or diagnostic
- Warranty and service-plan questions
- Follow-ups on quoted or completed work
Escalates immediately
- Burning smells, sparking, exposed wiring, outages, shocks
- Anything the caller describes as dangerous — routed to your on-call electrician with address and details
The missed-call math
- 4 missed calls a week × $350 average job = $1,400 a week, or about $73,000 a year.
- Add emergency work and the number climbs fast.
OrdrNow is $199/month plus a one-time $199 setup fee. One recovered job a month more than covers it — without hiring a dispatcher.
The office-automation half
The call is only the beginning. The assistant captures the job details, books the appointment, sends the confirmation, and logs a summary for your records. Instead of jotting notes between jobs or chasing details later, you arrive with the information already organised — and your evenings stay yours.
What it does not replace
It does not replace your licence, your diagnostic judgment, or your safety decisions. It does not diagnose over the phone or give code advice it cannot stand behind. It answers, books, and escalates — so you can keep working and still win the next job.
Try it before you decide
- Report a dead outlet and book a visit.
- Ask for a panel upgrade quote.
- Ask whether you are in the service area.
- Then report a burning smell and hear how Sparky escalates.
The bottom line
Electricians lose jobs to voicemail every single day, because the work and the phone compete for the same two hands. Voice AI removes the trade-off: every call answered, routine work booked, hazards escalated, and the admin handled automatically.
Answer every call. Book the routine. Escalate the hazard. See pricing →