Missed-call text-back for home-services contractors

The phone rings.You're on a roof.The next guy gets the job.

When you can't pick up, the caller gets a text from your business in about a minute — and your phone buzzes with their number. They reply by text instead of phoning the next name on Google. Serving the Niagara Region and Hamilton.

Prefer email? carlo@niagaracallback.ca

HVAC //
Plumbing //
Electrical //
Appliance Repair //
Garage Doors //
Niagara Falls //
St. Catharines //
Welland //
Thorold //
Niagara-on-the-Lake //
Fort Erie //
Port Colborne //
Grimsby //
Beamsville //
Hamilton //
HVAC //
Plumbing //
Electrical //
Appliance Repair //
Garage Doors //
Niagara Falls //
St. Catharines //
Welland //
Thorold //
Niagara-on-the-Lake //
Fort Erie //
Port Colborne //
Grimsby //
Beamsville //
Hamilton //

How it works

From missed call to booked job

An example — made-up names, realistic times

10:42 AM

A call goes unanswered

A homeowner calls your business line. You're under a sink with both hands full. It rings out.

10:43 AM

The text goes out

The caller gets a text from your business within about a minute.

Text from your business

Sorry I missed your call — what can I do for you?

10:43 AM

Your phone buzzes

You get an alert at the same time, with the caller's number. You reply from the app when you've got a hand free.

10:51 AM

The customer replies

The customer

Furnace quit last night. Any chance someone can come today?

11:15 AM

You call back and book it

On your break you call a real person with a real job, and put it in the schedule. The next guy on Google never hears about it.

Nobody talks to your customers

No robot picks up your phone. No stranger in a call centre. The caller gets one plain text from your business — the same text you'd send yourself, except it goes out in about a minute instead of at nine at night. The wording is yours, and so is the conversation.

Straight answers

What changes at your shop

Your number

Stays put

It stays on your trucks and on Google. Calls you don't pick up are passed to a second number, and that number sends the text. Nothing to reprint, nothing to repaint.

Your customers

Talk to you

Only you. Nobody answers your phone for you — the caller gets a text, and the conversation is yours.

Speed

About a minute

From the missed call to the text landing. Fast enough that they don't dial the next name.

Setup

45 minutes

At your shop. I come to you, set up the call forwarding, and we test it together before I leave.

Time to live

About a week

Most of that is the phone carriers approving the texting number. I do that part.

The honest catch

Landlines can't text

A caller on a landline, or with their number hidden, can't receive a text. Those still go to voicemail — same as today.

The price, in plain sight

No contract. Cancel anytime.

One-time setup

$1,000

+ HST

Covers the lot: the texting number, the wait on the carriers, and the 45-minute go-live at your shop where we test it together.

Then, monthly

$650/ month

+ HST

Your missed calls get answered with a text, around the clock. Landlines and hidden numbers still go to voicemail, like they do now.

All prices in Canadian dollars.

Not sure? Call and ask. You'll get me, not a sales team.

Who it's for

Built for the trades

Owner-operated shops, one to fifteen people. The kind of business where the phone rings while everyone's on a job.

01HVAC
02Plumbing
03Electrical
04Appliance Repair
05Garage Doors

On the road across

Niagara Falls·St. Catharines·Welland·Thorold·Niagara-on-the-Lake·Fort Erie·Port Colborne·Grimsby·Beamsville·Hamilton

Heard it before?

Fair questions

No. Your number stays on the trucks. Your phone just passes along the calls you don't pick up.

The next missed callis somebody's job.Make it yours.

Call or text and you'll get Carlo Vescio in Niagara Falls — the guy who sets it up, runs it, and picks up when you phone. Not a 1-800 number in Toronto.

carlo@niagaracallback.ca