One receptionist. Your whole front office.

Wirewoman isn't a phone tree. She answers, triages, quotes, books, and follows up — the way a trained dispatcher would, on every call.

What she does on every call.

Picks up in 2 seconds, 24/7. Greets callers as your shop, works out what they need, and captures the lead — no voicemail, no phone tag.

Sorts a life-threatening fault from a routine job across three levels. Sparking, smoke, burning smell, or no power ring your cell in seconds.

Runs the electrical questions — panel, breaker, GFCI, lighting, EV charger — plus property type and age, so you quote right the first time.

Reads the job size — quick, half-day, or full-day — offers real available times, and books the appointment during the call.

Nights, weekends, and holidays. She keeps answering when a human front desk can't — and still knows what's urgent.

Confirms every booking, sends a clean recap, and never leaves a caller without a clear next step.

Handles offices, shops, and warehouses — premises size, number of circuits, three-phase supply, and compliance needs.

Texts you name, address, problem, urgency, and booked time within 30 seconds — and logs every call to a clean dashboard.

She's trained on residential and commercial electrical services — not a generic script.

Voicemail loses the job. A generic service doesn’t know the trade. She does both right.

Voicemail

Most callers hang up and dial the next electrician. You find out hours later — if at all.

Generic answering service

Picks up, but reads a script. No panel questions, no emergency triage, no clean job summary.

Wirewoman

Answers in 2 seconds, runs the electrical intake, triages emergencies, books the job, and texts you the details.

Call the demo line, pretend you've got a dead panel, and watch her book it.