Tree removal and storm cleanup

An AI receptionist that already knows tree removal and storm cleanup calls.

It answers when you can't, asks your customers the right questions in the right order, books the job and texts you a summary. Try it now: you play the customer.

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Example Tree removal and storm cleanupDemo line, answered by our AI

Pretend you're a customer calling Example Tree removal and storm cleanup. Type what you'd say on the phone.

Sample business with sample hours and prices. Type "stop demo" anytime.

The questions it asks, in order

Built from how tree removal and storm cleanup calls really go. Every question has a reason, and it skips anything the caller already said.

Is this a fallen tree, damaged limb, removal estimate, or maintenance?
Is anyone injured or trapped?
Is the tree touching power lines or a building?
What is the service address?
Approximately how large is the tree?
Can equipment reach the area?
Is a road or driveway blocked?
When did it happen?

Calls it handles

Storm damage creates immediate hazards

Safety comes first

Immediate danger: contact the appropriate emergency services and do not delay for intake. No diagnosis or hazardous repair advice. Suggested urgency conditions require owner approval: Power lines, structural impact, hanging limbs, blocked essential access

What it will never do

Never invent a price, credential, business policy, ETA or available slot.
Never claim dispatch, SMS, email or booking succeeded without a successful connected action.
Do not give medical, legal, tax, electrical repair or hazardous handling advice.
Immediate danger: direct to appropriate emergency services; do not delay for intake.