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Systems for plumbers

A water heater leaking at 7 a.m., a blocked drain on Sunday, a backflow during a storm: in plumbing, the customer calls the first number that answers. The system answers for you while you are under a sink, and lets you pick the jobs worth the drive.

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Emergencies are won in the first five minutes

The homeowner with water in the basement does not leave a voicemail. They hang up and dial the next plumber. So the text goes out as the ringing stops: what is happening, the address, and whether it is urgent. You read the reply between two fittings and call back what matters first.

Water heater and weeping tile quotes

A water heater replacement, a backwater valve or new weeping tile gets compared. The customer sees three options, accepts online, and the quote left sitting is followed up without you remembering it on Friday night.

The house radar adds a lead source few plumbers use: homes in your area old enough to need their first water heater replacement.

Reviews that talk about real repairs

A customer whose emergency you fixed is grateful that same day, not three weeks later. The review request goes out when the job is closed, with a direct link to your Google profile.

I work in the same trade as you

I run a home-service business on Montréal’s South Shore. Same customers, same territory, same Saturdays when the phone rings at the wrong time. Every system I sell, I built for myself first.

Public data

What we found among plumbers in Québec

Business registry matched with the public Google profiles of 215 businesses with six or more employees.

215

businesses analyzed

17

no website linked to their profile

20

cities covered

Essential $499/month, or Growth $1,999/month with managed ads and Google profile. Prices in CAD, plus GST/HST. See both plans

Questions from plumbers

I work alone with an apprentice. Is this too much for me?

No. It is built for the plumber with nobody in the office: it answers, sorts and follows up in place of the receptionist you do not have.

Can customers tell the text is automatic?

It carries your business name and sounds like you. It does not pretend to be you: it says you are on a job and will call back.

What about evening emergency calls?

You set your hours. Outside them, the text says so plainly and offers the first slot the next day, or forwards the emergency to you if you take them.