An electrician answering service that books the panel job.
Kaico Voice answers your line 24 hours a day, captures what the caller can see and hear, books the panel job or the outage call onto your calendar and texts you a summary. Built in Tulsa, where one spring storm can take down a whole street's service masts in a night. It works the same anywhere the power goes out.
That phone number is the agent itself. Ask it what a homeowner with half the house dark would ask you.
The calls you lose are the ones you never hear ring.
About 720 people a month search "electrician tulsa", and a click on that term costs about $48 (Semrush, September 2026). Nationally, "electrician answering service" is searched about 480 times a month at a $61 click price, which is what electricians are already paying to solve this problem with ads instead of a phone that picks up.
An electrician cannot answer from a ladder, from inside a panel with the cover off, or from an attic in August. If the owner is the one answering, the owner is the one not billing. And the jobs that matter most, the panel upgrade, the EV charger, the whole-house rewire, all start as a phone call from someone who is comparing three shops that same afternoon.
A tripped main after a storm, a burning smell from an outlet, half the house dark: that homeowner is working down a list. They call you, hear voicemail, hang up and dial the next name. Whoever answers first gets the service call, the panel job behind it and the inspection work after that. Voicemail does not lose you a call. It loses you the customer.
What it actually does.
Six behaviors, no mystery. This is the whole product.
Answers every call, 24/7.
Nights, weekends, holidays, the night after the storm. Every call is picked up on the first ring with your company name. No hold music, no voicemail.
Captures what the caller sees.
It does not diagnose. It records what the caller describes, in their words: what is out, whether a breaker trips again, any smell or sound, whether the neighbors have power. Then it routes by the rules you set.
Books straight onto your calendar.
It checks real availability and puts the job on the calendar you already use, with the caller's name, address, callback number and a plain description of the problem.
Transfers real emergencies to a human.
A burning smell, a sparking panel or a downed line is not something we let software handle alone. Those calls transfer to a person on your team immediately.
Screens spam and robocalls.
Robodialers, solicitors and junk calls get filtered out before they reach you. The calls that make it through are actual customers with actual problems.
Sends a transcript of every call.
Every conversation shows up in writing. You can read at 7am exactly what happened overnight, word for word, and catch anything that needs a human follow-up.
What an after-hours call sounds like.
It is 11:20 on a Thursday night in May, and a storm has just moved through. A homeowner calls your number: half the house is dark, and the main breaker trips again every time she resets it. The line picks up on the first ring with your company name, and the agent asks what is going on.
It asks the questions you gave it: any burning smell, any sparking, anyone in the house relying on medical equipment. No, no and no. It collects her name, address and callback number, checks your schedule and offers the first real opening: 7:30 tomorrow morning. The appointment lands on your calendar with the details, and the transcript is waiting for you.
One standing exception: if she had said she smelled something burning, the booking flow would have stopped and the call would have transferred to your on-call number immediately.
The proof, stated honestly.
A Tulsa shop we set up books after-hours jobs it used to miss. Every number we ever quote is reconciled against the owner's calendar first, which is why you will not see one here yet. How we verify, and the work so far.
Where the phone fits.
The phone is one part of Front Door, Kaico's monthly service for the trades: site care, Google listing, 24/7 answering, scheduler and job system, from $900 a month (pricing). Every project is scoped with a free front-door audit before we quote.
Electrician questions.
Does it know an outage from a flickering light?
It captures what the caller describes and routes by the rules you set. It does not diagnose. A whole-house outage with the neighbors' lights on gets routed one way, a flickering fixture another, and anything with heat, smell or sparking transfers to a person. You read the transcript and make the call.
Can it schedule inspections?
Yes, the same way it books a service call: it checks your calendar and offers real openings. If inspections and installs live on different calendars or inside field service software, we map that on the setup call before it takes a single live call.
What if I want to take the call myself?
Then take it. The agent picks up only what you cannot: the calls you miss, the calls after hours, the calls that come in while you are in a panel. It is the backstop, not the replacement.
What does it cost?
The phone is sold inside Front Door, Kaico's monthly service for the trades, from $900 a month, month to month with 30 days notice. That includes site care, your Google listing, the self-serve scheduler and the job system. Every project is scoped with a free front-door audit before we quote.
Hear it answer before you spend a dollar.
Call the number below and you are talking to the actual agent. Ask it what a customer with a tripped main would ask. Then decide.