Fence type and length, asked before you measure
Tessa answers fence calls in your company’s name, asks the type, height and rough length, and books an on-site estimate into your open windows.
Questions Tessa could ask
- “Are you looking for a new fence or a repair?”
- “What type: wood, vinyl, chain link or iron?”
- “Is it for the backyard, the front, or the whole property?”
Examples. You choose what she asks.
Fencing calls
Every fence starts with a visit to measure, so a missed call is a missed estimate. Callers want to talk wood, vinyl or chain link first; the price ranges you’re happy to give go in her instructions.
Self-serve setup covers appliance repair, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, handyman and garage door. We set up fencing businesses with you by hand: apply below, and if Tessa can't handle your calls well, we'll tell you.
Questions
Can she give price ranges for materials?
If you put ranges in her instructions, she gives them and books an estimate for the exact price.
Will callers know they’re talking to an AI?
If a caller asks, Tessa says she’s an AI. She never claims to be a person, and she puts the caller through to you when they want one.
How does Tessa know how we handle these calls?
Tessa follows the questions and rules you set up: what to ask, which jobs you don’t take, and when to hand the call to a person.
What does it cost?
Plans are $249, $499 or $899 a month depending on team size, and each includes every feature. Details on the pricing page.
Tell us about your shop
We reply within one business day. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.