You spend your working hours in attics, crawl spaces, and on rooftops, which are three places you cannot take a call. The agents and buyers dialing you are inside an option period with a clock running, and if you don't answer, the next inspection company on the agent's list will. Quickwire texts back every missed call in seconds, collects the address and closing date, and books the inspection before you're down the ladder.
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A home inspection call may be the most deadline-driven in any trade. The buyer has seven to ten days to inspect, the agent wants it scheduled today, and nobody waits on a voicemail with earnest money on the line. But an inspector who answers mid-inspection shortchanges the client standing next to him, so daytime calls ring out almost by design. Each lost booking is a few hundred dollars gone, and the deeper cost is worse: an agent who learns you're hard to reach quietly stops referring you, and in this trade the agent relationship is the entire pipeline.
You're mid-job, after hours, or already on the line. The call rings out like it always has.
The caller instantly gets a text in your voice, asks what they need, and keeps the conversation alive.
Quickwire books the appointment and pings you with the details. You never stopped working.
Tuesday, 9:40am. You're photographing a furnace flue in a 1960s basement when a buyer's agent calls: her clients just went under contract and the option period ends Friday. The call rings out, and she's scrolling to the next name when the text lands: "This is Keystone Inspections, on a job at the moment. Need to schedule an inspection? Send the address and closing date." She does. Thursday at 8am is booked, square footage and utilities confirmed, before you've left the basement.
It's faster than anything else you could do. The text-back fires within seconds of the missed call, collects the deadline up front, and offers your soonest opening. Deadline-driven callers don't need a phone conversation; they need confirmation the inspection will happen in time.
It's the strongest reason to do this. Repeat agents are testing your reliability with every referral, and one stretch of unreachability sends them auditioning someone new. When every call gets an instant, professional response, you become the inspector they stop second-guessing.
Yes. The conversation collects square footage, age, and foundation type, then shares the standard pricing you've set for those tiers. Anything unusual, like a 6,000-square-foot rural property on a well, gets flagged to you before a number goes out.
The booking flow asks about them, because the worst time to learn a client wanted a sewer scope is when you're standing in the driveway without the camera. Add-ons get captured up front, so the job arrives fully scoped and priced.
No. Quickwire works with your existing business number. Customers just see texts coming from you.
Drop your info and we'll get right back to you with the same instant text-back your inspection company's customers would get.
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