Chleb AI answers plumbing calls while the owner is still on a job, including nights and weekends. If water is actively running, it walks the caller through shutting off the main valve first, then collects the address and any access notes. It flags the call as urgent and sends your on-call plumber a summary so your team can dispatch.
Homeowner calls Saturday at 11am with a burst pipe.
During setup, we review:
Configured per trade
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It asks whether the main water valve has been shut off and walks the caller through doing it if not, then flags the call as urgent and sends your on-call plumber a summary so the team can dispatch.
It asks a couple of qualifying questions, whether water is actively running and how long it has been leaking. During setup we can configure the flow so real emergencies get flagged as urgent while price questions go to a standard estimate request.
Yes, during setup we can configure separate routing for commercial and residential calls, so a property manager's call does not get the same intake as a homeowner's.
We configure the flow so your direct cell rings first for a few rings before the AI picks up. If you grab it, the call routes to you. If you can't, the AI takes it. You're never blocked from your own calls.
Yes. The flow asks 1-2 qualifying questions ("is water actively running, has it been shut off, how long has it been leaking") and triages accordingly. Tire-kickers get an estimate flow; emergencies get flagged for same-day booking.
We configure your published flat-rate or T+M pricing during setup. The AI quotes accurately and never makes up numbers. If a customer asks about something outside the pricing book, the AI captures the request and routes it to you for a callback.