The AI missed-call agent for plumbers
A burst pipe calls.
Your line answers.
When you're under a slab with your hands in a pipe, the flooded homeowner calling you doesn't leave a voicemail. They call the next plumber. OverFlow answers your missed calls in seconds, asks your intake questions, scores the urgency, and texts you the lead.
Capture every lead
Never miss a call again, day or night
Your line gets answered in seconds, in a calm human voice. The caller hears a company that picked up, not a beep.
Midnight burst pipes, lunch rushes, both techs under sinks. Whenever a call rings out, the agent takes it.
Every answered call becomes a text on your phone within seconds of hangup. Urgent ones jump the line.
Tuned to the trade
It asks what your best office manager would ask
Water on or off, where the leak is, fixture or main line. The starter set is written for plumbing and you can edit every question during setup.
Is this an emergency is the first question on every call. A yes shifts the call into a brisk priority gear and texts you at once.
The spoken address is checked against your radius. In area gets worked, out of area gets told honestly and logged.
Leads on the board
From hangup to your phone in seconds
Name, number, address, the problem in one sentence, and an urgency score. Everything you need to call back and win the job.
The agent commits to a callback inside hours you set, and logs it. The caller hangs up knowing help is coming.
Money left on the table
The calls you used to lose come back as leads
A caller in a hurry can skip every question. The agent still takes a name and number, and you still get the text.
Far away callers are told straight and kept on the record, with an optional referral to a partner you choose.
Recording, transcript, and the captured fields live on your dashboard. A hangup mid call still saves what was said.
Questions
Questions plumbers ask us
Can it tell a burst pipe from a dripping faucet?
That's the whole point of the 1 to 10 score. It asks what's happening, whether the water is shut off, and how long it's been going on. A burst pipe flooding a kitchen scores high; a slow drip scores low, and the text you get shows the score first.
Does it tell callers to shut off the water?
It shares standard safety tips (shutting off the main, putting down towels) plus any notes you add. It won't improvise advice beyond that.
What about 2 a.m. emergencies?
The agent answers any missed call at any hour. High-urgency leads text you immediately with a callback number. Whether you take the 2 a.m. job is still your call.
The line stays open
Somewhere in town, a pipe is about to let go.
Be the plumber that answers every call, even the ones you miss.