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Right-of-way and line clearance contractors, where most work comes through contracts but the side jobs come through the phone.
Most line clearance work is won through utility contracts, not Google. The phone problem is different. Homeowners and property managers search for trees near lines and call a company they trust to work safely, and your crews are in a bucket truck when they ring. A missed call also hides the side jobs that keep trucks busy between contract work. Many callers do not know who owns the line, so the first reply has to ask where the tree is and whether it touches a line.
A missed-call text that asks for the address, a photo from a safe distance, and whether the tree is touching a line.
A clear message that the caller should contact the utility first for anything on or near a live line, and that you work near lines only where you are qualified and authorized. You edit this wording.
A line clearance page on the site that explains your qualifications in plain English. We use only the credentials and safety training you give us.
Google profile services for line clearance, trimming near lines and right-of-way clearing, with real photos of your trucks and crews.
A web form for property managers, HOAs and municipalities, with a task to reply the same day.
A pipeline in the console for commercial quotes, with stages for contacted, site visit, quoted and won.
All of it is part of the Never-Miss-A-Job System, Core plan, live in 7 days.
What missed calls cost
Missed calls a month
47
Jobs lost a month
18
Revenue lost a year
$163,000
Estimate only. Uses two published numbers: about 27% of calls to home-service businesses go unanswered, and under 3% of those callers leave a voicemail (Invoca). Your own numbers may differ, which is what the free audit checks.
Open the full calculatorThe text tells the caller to stay back, keep others away, and call the utility or 911 if there is danger. We never tell anyone it is safe to approach a line. You review the wording.
No. Utility contracts are bid and awarded through procurement, and we do not claim to win them. We help the private and commercial calls, such as HOAs, property managers and landowners, get answered and booked.
Only what you can prove. You give us the credentials, the training and any safety numbers you want listed, and we write them in plain English. We never invent a record.
Not necessarily. You can route the main number through the text-back and keep your crew leads on their existing lines.
They come from forms, email and calls during the workday. The pipeline gives each quote a stage and a reminder, so a slow decision does not turn into a forgotten one.
No. We do not cold-call or cold-text anyone. We make sure that people already looking for this work find you and get a fast reply.
After storms, the emergency settings apply: a triage text, a "we are full" message and a notice that you will check with the utility before working near lines.
Yes. A single crew that does private line-clearance jobs needs the same missed-call text, form and Google profile as a larger firm.
Free audit: an after-hours test call, a phone test of your site, a Google profile check. Scorecard in 24 hours.