We onboarded an HVAC company in Sacramento last month and our AI agent closed $49k in revenue in the first weekend. They were leaking revenue at the front line - paying $30-60 per LSA lead and watching half of them go cold because nobody responded fast enough. Their GM had already burned through engagements with BOTH Chiirp and Hatch trying to fix it. Both failed at onboarding. Here's exactly what our AI agent does for them: When a homeowner submits a form on their website, messages them through Google LSA, fills out a request on Yelp, Angi, Thumbtack, Modernize, Networx, the website, & more: - The agent responds within 5 seconds with a personalized SMS acknowledging what the homeowner actually asked about - no AC, furnace not heating, heat pump replacement, whatever - Qualifies them over text: zip code, system type, urgency, residential vs commercial - Pulls available appointment slots in real time and offers 3 options based on tech routing - Books the appointment directly into ServiceTitan if accepted - Texts a confirmation with the tech assignment - Loops in the CSR team only when the lead is high-priority (replacement quote, commercial, multi-system) What happened in the first 14 days: - One lead came in Saturday at a coffee shop. Booked by AI in 7 minutes. GM showed up in shorts and a t-shirt. Closed a $23,000 job - Another lead came in Sunday at 6:32 AM. Booked by AI at 6:50 AM. GM showed up at 11 AM and beat 3 competitors the homeowner had already scheduled. Closed a $26,000 HVAC + heat pump replacement - $49,000 in new revenue over a single weekend from leads the GM never replied to first - Currently on a 9-appointment closing streak. 75% close rate. Their new bottleneck is install capacity, not lead response - All their lead-source integrations are managed by our team - they don't have a tech guy and they don't need one Most home service operators are spending more on marketing every month and losing 30-50% of those leads to slow follow-up. You're not booking as many jobs as you think you are. AI shouldn't fully replace your CSRs - but there's no reason to keep setting money on fire when the first text wins the job. Don't believe me? Watch a 90-second interview with their GM:

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