Not only a secretary.

Everything she handles between the moment your phone rings and the moment you get paid, so the only thing left on your plate is the wiring. She answers, triages, quotes, books, and follows up, the way a trained dispatcher would.

The Wirewoman mid-shift at her dispatch desk, writing on a paper job ticket between calls, sticky notes on her monitors
One shift · every call

Everything she handles on every call.

Answers & qualifies

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.

Emergency triage

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

Job & quote intake

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

Books to your calendar

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

After-hours coverage

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

Confirms & follows up

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

Commercial qualification

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

SMS summary + job log

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

Fluent in the work you actually do.

Her intake was built alongside working electricians, not copied from a call-center script.

  • Panel & fuse-box upgrades
  • Full & partial rewires
  • EV charger installs
  • Fault finding & diagnostics
  • Outlets, switches & GFCIs
  • Interior & outdoor lighting
  • Smart-home wiring
  • Safety certificates (EICR)
  • Emergency call-outs
  • Commercial & industrial

This is what having staff feels like.

Voicemail loses the job. A generic service doesn’t know the trade. A teammate does both right, from $95 a month instead of a salary.

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.

A teammate

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

See her handle a call.

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

(669) 281-0646Live 24/7. No card to try.