Forward overflow and after-hours
Point your busy, no-answer or after-hours calls at your CallFoundry line. Your published number doesn't change.
The AI front office for HVAC and home services
CallFoundry answers every overflow and after-hours call, qualifies the customer, captures the job, and gets emergencies to your on-call tech — 24/7, in your company's name.
Built for HVAC first, with plumbing, electrical, roofing, garage door, pest control and restoration ready too. In private testing now; join the list and we'll reach out.
Good evening, and thanks for calling Summit Heating & Air. This is Riley, the team's virtual assistant — I'm an AI. How can I help?
Hi, my furnace stopped working and the house is freezing.
Oh no, no heat is no fun. Let's get this taken care of. Is the system not running at all, or running but not working well?
New lead · sent to your team
Maria Lopez · No heat, system not running
2210 South Congress Ave · Prefers tomorrow morning
If the answer is voicemail, they're probably already calling the next company on the list. Recovering even one or two of those jobs a month changes the math. CallFoundry makes sure that call gets answered, qualified, and handed to your team.
How it works
Point your busy, no-answer or after-hours calls at your CallFoundry line. Your published number doesn't change.
Greets callers in your company's name, finds out what's wrong, checks your service area, and collects what a tech needs to show up.
A structured lead with the issue, address and preferred time — and emergencies go straight to your on-call number.
A real exchange
It uses the caller's name, reacts to what they're dealing with, and reads the details back before it wraps up — then sends your team a lead they can act on.
Good evening, and thanks for calling Summit Heating & Air. This is Riley — I'm an AI. How can I help you today?
My name is Michael Lindell.
Nice to meet you, Michael. Can you tell me a little about what the system is doing?
My AC stopped cooling this afternoon.
I'm sorry your AC is out. Let's get someone looking at it. Is the system not running at all, or running but not working well?
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Thanks, Michael. Just to recap: no cooling at 1904 Willow Street, and you'd like tomorrow morning. I've sent your request to the team, and they'll reach out at the number ending in 0142 when the office opens to confirm a time.
Built to protect your name
Gas smell, carbon monoxide, smoke, sparking and flooding trigger safety instructions and go straight to your on-call team. No diagnosis, ever.
Prices, policies and promotions come word-for-word from answers you approve. Anything else: "the team will confirm" — and you see the question.
Every call opens with a clear disclosure, and it tells anyone who asks. Callers can always ask for a person.
Transcript, summary, what was captured and why it escalated — reviewable by your team, with changes logged.
What you get
Overflow, after-hours, weekends and holidays.
A no-heat call, a clogged drain and a broken spring each get the right questions. Add the words your customers use.
Safety script first, then your on-call tech — or an urgent callback if they can't answer.
During your hours, callers who ask get your office line.
Calls answered, qualified leads, requests and escalations at a glance.
Preferred times captured for your dispatcher to confirm. Direct booking and calendar sync are coming.
We set it up with your hours, service area, services and approved answers, test it with you, and send a 30-day report of the calls it answered and the jobs it captured.
Coming soon
We're testing CallFoundry with a small group of home-service companies before launch. Tell us about yours and we'll reach out when a pilot spot opens.
We'll only use your details to contact you about CallFoundry.
Yes. Every call opens with a clear disclosure, and it answers honestly if asked. We think that's the right way to do it — and callers who want a person can ask for one.
Gas smells, carbon monoxide, smoke, sparking and flooding get immediate safety instructions and go to your on-call number. If nobody answers, it takes a callback number and address and flags the call as an emergency. It never tries to diagnose.
No. You keep your number and forward the calls you want covered — after hours, overflow, or both.
Only prices you've approved, word for word — like your diagnostic fee. For anything else it tells the caller your team will go over pricing, and shows you the question.
Today it captures appointment requests for your team to confirm. Calendar sync and field-service integrations are on the roadmap, starting with the tools our pilot customers use.
Pilot pricing depends on your call volume and the coverage you want; we'll go over it with you before anything is billed.