AI Answering Service for HVAC Companies
47% of home service calls happen outside business hours. If you're not answering at 10 PM on a Saturday in February, you're handing emergency jobs to competitors. Vox answers every call, dispatches emergencies, and books jobs 24/7.
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Most callers hang up and try the next company. The average HVAC emergency call is worth $350–$800.
Your dispatcher is overwhelmed during heat waves and cold snaps. Peak demand is when you lose the most calls.
These calls have the highest urgency and highest willingness to pay premium rates — and they go unanswered.
Every call answered in under 1 second. No hold queues. A burst pipe at midnight gets handled the same as a tune-up request at 10 AM.
Vox determines urgency from the conversation. No-heat in winter? Escalate immediately to on-call. AC tune-up? Book the next available slot.
Vox checks the caller's zip code against your coverage area in real time. No more dispatching a tech 45 minutes outside your zone.
Vox pushes job details directly into ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, or your scheduling platform.
Define services, service area by zip code, business hours, and escalation rules for emergency vs. next-day booking.
Route after-hours calls to Vox, or use Vox as your primary answering layer. Most HVAC companies expand to full coverage within a month.
Every call produces a structured job ticket: customer name, address, issue, urgency level, preferred time. It lands in your dispatch software instantly.
Peak season call volume doubles or triples. Vox handles 10 simultaneous calls as easily as 1. No seasonal dispatchers needed.
Traditional answering service at peak season (500 calls/month, avg 4 min): $3,000–$4,000/month. And they still lose calls during volume spikes.
One emergency call saved per week at $500 average = $2,000/month in recovered revenue. Vox pays for itself before your first invoice.
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