Jobs do not wait for 8am
The water heater fails at 9pm. Whoever answers at 9pm gets the job. Right now that is not you.
An AI receptionist that picks up 24/7, answers the common questions, qualifies the caller, and books the job or captures the lead. Then it texts you the details.
The Voice Agent from NorthFork Digital answers every business call 24/7, handles common questions, qualifies the caller, and books the job or captures the lead details for you. Built for service businesses in Castle Rock, Longview, Kelso, Woodland, and the Vancouver area, including Battle Ground, Camas, and Washougal. Setup is $750 with care at $350 a month plus call usage billed at cost, never marked up. Typically live in 14 days.
Where it costs you today:
The water heater fails at 9pm. Whoever answers at 9pm gets the job. Right now that is not you.
In a crawlspace, on a ladder, running a machine: the phone rings out and the caller moves down the list.
A human answering service costs more per month than this system does, and it still just takes messages.
What the build includes:
The agent picks up every call, introduces itself honestly, and speaks plainly. No hold music, no phone tree.
It asks your qualifying questions, checks your calendar, and books the job or captures the details.
After every call you get a text: who called, what they need, what was booked.
Honest filter. Saves us both a call.
Same arc as everything NorthFork builds:
A short video naming what this would fix in your business and what it costs. No 47-page PDF.
Written scope, published pricing, your approval before anything starts.
Built, tested on your real business, and reviewed with you before it touches a customer. Then the monthly numbers keep score.
NorthFork is new and no fake logos will appear here. What I put in writing instead:
It answers your calls and delivers every lead with details, or I make it right free. Usage is billed at cost, pass-through, never marked up.
Setup is $750 and care is $350 a month, plus call usage billed at cost with no markup. Compare that to a human answering service and the math usually settles it quickly.
Yes, because it tells them. It introduces itself as your assistant, plainly and without pretending. What callers actually care about is getting an answer and a booked appointment instead of voicemail.
Calls that need a human get pushed to you immediately, and any caller can ask for that. The agent handles the routine so you only get pulled in when it matters.
No. It catches what they cannot: after-hours, overflow, and the calls that come while everyone is busy. Your people keep doing the human parts of the job.
Ask for the free audit and I will show you the missed-call math for your line, plus a live demo of the agent in your trade.
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