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AI receptionist for HVAC companiesThe AC quits at 9 PM. Your phone still gets answered.
MissLess Calls is an AI receptionist and after-hours answering service for heating and air companies. It answers no-heat and no-cool calls day and night, asks about the system, and can book the visit before the caller rings the next company.
Test it live, right now. Call (520) 636-7054. It answers as Coppervale Heating & Air, a sample business. Tell it your AC is blowing warm air and see what it asks.
The calls heating and air companies get
- No cool
- No heat
- Blowing warm air
- Furnace won't light
- Thermostat problems
- Strange noises
- Water around the unit
- Tune-ups
- Filter changes
- New system quotes
- Duct work
- Heat pumps
How it works
Three steps. Then back to work.
You do what you're good at. The phone gets answered anyway.
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Tell it about your business
The systems you service, your area, your hours, and what you want asked on every no-heat or no-cool call. It's trained on your business, so it talks about your work.
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Let it take the call
It answers your phone day and night. In an attic, on a rooftop unit, asleep: the call that would have rung out now gets a real conversation.
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Get the job and the details
It can book the visit while the caller is on the line, then passes on who called, what the system is doing and how to reach them.
What it does
The job of a good front desk, on your phone line.
Answers day and night
Early, late and everything in between. Callers get an answer, not a voicemail.
Asks your questions
Heat or cool, what kind of system, what it's doing, anyone at risk in the house. You know what you're walking into before you load the van.
Can book the job
When a caller is ready, it can book the visit there and then, before they try the next company on the list.
Passes on the details
Who called, what they need and how to reach them, handed over to you.
Knows your business
It's trained on what you do. It sounds like it works for you, because it does.
Hear it live
Call our HVAC demo line.
Coppervale Heating & Air is a sample business. Ring it and ask what your customers ask. The other lines show how it changes for other trades.
These are demo lines. Each answers as a sample business. Calls may be recorded.
Built for your business
Universal flexibility. Spot‑on customization.
The demo line answers as a sample HVAC company. Yours gets its own receptionist, trained on how your company works, so it sounds like part of your team.
Other trades: Plumbing · Electrical · Any business
- Your servicesRepairs, tune-ups, installs, the brands and systems you work on, and what you don't do.
- Your pricesThe numbers you're happy to give out, and when to leave pricing to you.
- Your hoursWhen you work, when you don't, and what to tell callers either way.
- How you send people outYour service area, which calls come first in a heat wave or a freeze, and who gets the details.
- What you want saidYour greeting, your questions, your way of putting things.
Pricing
Put in your numbers. See where you stand.
Slide these to match your business. The plan price and the value of your missed calls update as you go.
Your plan
$168a month
774 minutes a month
What your missed calls could be worth
$6,450a month
Start 7-day free trialSample pricing: $99 a month with 500 minutes, then $0.25 a minute, about 3 minutes a call, 4.3 weeks a month. Final prices may change.
The value is worked out only from the numbers you set above. It's an estimate, not a promise.
Your options
Voicemail, an answering service, or an AI receptionist.
| Voicemail | Answering service | MissLess Calls | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who picks up | Nobody. The caller hears a beep. | A person reading a script, usually for many companies at once. | An AI receptionist trained on your HVAC company. |
| What you get | A message, if the caller leaves one. | A message and a callback number. | The answers to the questions you set, passed on to you. |
| Can it book? | No. | It depends on the service. | Yes, it can book the visit while the caller is on the line. |
| Day and night | Always on, never answers. | Depends on the plan. | Yes, day and night. |
A general comparison of the three ways to cover a phone. Answering services differ; check what yours includes.
Reviews
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Name, business, with their OK
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FAQ
Straight answers.
MissLess Calls answers as your business, asks the questions you want asked, can book the job and passes on the details to you.
It's trained on your business. The best way to judge how that sounds is to call a demo line and ask it something hard.
Yes. It answers day and night, so a call that comes in after you've knocked off still gets answered.
It asks the questions you give it, so you decide what counts as urgent and what it does with those calls. Try it on the demo line.
Both jobs on one line. It answers like an answering service, day and night, and it can also ask your questions and book the visit like a receptionist.
Heat waves and cold snaps are when the phone rings most and you have the least time. It answers the calls you would otherwise miss, so a busy week does not mean lost jobs.
Sample pricing is $99 a month with 500 minutes, then $0.25 a minute. The calculator shows what that means for your call volume. Final prices may change.
Start the 7-day free trial. You get a week to see what it does with your calls.
Try it free for 7 days.
Let it answer your company's phone for a week, and see what comes in.
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