Dials every wet-basement lead
When a form arrives from your site or a lead service, your agent calls within seconds, with the homeowner's consent, and asks what they found: puddles along the wall, water at the floor joint, or a damp musty smell.
Heavy rain fills your inbox overnight. Avoonta dials each new lead within seconds, learns where the water is getting in, and sets the inspection on your calendar before a rival returns the call.
Basement Waterproofing · 003 of 200 industries
A homeowner bailing out a basement books the first inspector who calls.
Your busiest days start after a storm, when dozens of homeowners find water on the floor at once. They search, fill out three forms, and keep the phone in hand. Your inspectors are already out measuring cracks and can't return calls until evening.
By then the homeowner has a visit set with someone else. A free inspection is the whole sales process in this trade, so the slot you didn't book is the job you didn't sell.
When a form arrives from your site or a lead service, your agent calls within seconds, with the homeowner's consent, and asks what they found: puddles along the wall, water at the floor joint, or a damp musty smell.
Finished or unfinished basement, sump pump present and running, cracks visible, how long it's been happening. Your inspector reads it before pulling into the driveway.
It reads your Google, Outlook, HighLevel or Cal.com calendar live and offers times that keep each inspector in one part of the county.
Inches of water and rising, or a sump pump that just died? The call goes live to your service line so a person can decide whether to send someone tonight.
One install sets up the whole team for your business: who calls, who chases, who answers and who reminds. Each one opens by saying it's an AI assistant.
Calls new waterproofing leads within seconds, learns where water enters, and books the free inspection.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business about the basement inspection you asked for.
Asks first Where do you see the water?
Hands off to: a person (Service line)
Retries waterproofing leads who missed the first call or didn't pick a time.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant for business, following up on the water in your basement.
Asks first Is the water still coming in?
Calls day 0, 1, 3 and 6 · text after each missed call
Hands off to: a person (Office manager)
Answers inbound calls day and night, books inspections and routes active flooding to a person.
Thanks for calling business, I'm the AI assistant.
Asks first Is this a new problem or a job we already did?
Hands off to: a person (On-call technician)
Confirms tomorrow's inspection and makes sure someone can open the basement.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant for business confirming your basement inspection tomorrow.
Asks first Will an adult be home to show the basement?
Call the day before · text if no answer
Hands off to: a person (Service line)
Calls finished customers after the next big rain to check the basement stayed dry and ask for a review.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant for business.
Asks first Did the basement stay dry?
Hands off to: a person (Warranty coordinator)
A homeowner filled out your form at 7am after finding water along the back wall.
Leads reach Avoonta from your forms and lead services by webhook, Zapier, Make or the API. When a call ends, the answers and booking go back to your CRM the same way.
Run your jobs in MarketSharp, JobNimbus or Jobber? Connect it via Zapier or webhooks.
If reaching homeowners while the floor is still wet turns one extra lead into a signed drainage job, that job pays for the plan many times over.
Illustration only. Plug in your own lead count, call length and average job size.
Your agent calls only homeowners who asked through your forms, between 8am and 8pm their time, after checking your do-not-call list, and it opens by saying it's an AI assistant. It never tells a caller whether a wall is structurally safe or what a fix will cost; your inspector does that on site.
It asks how much water, where it is and whether it's rising. You set the rule that sends flooding calls to a live person instead of a slot next week.
No. It explains that the inspection is free if that's your offer, and leaves pricing to your inspector.
Yes, if each service sends the lead with a consent record. Point every source at the same webhook or Zapier step.
Add crawl space questions to the script and it books the same inspection type with a note for your team.
Set up an agent for your business, test it on your own phone, and go live today. Unlimited AI agents and team members on every plan.