For electricians
Hands in a live panel is not the time to answer.
So don’t. LarLine texts the caller back in seconds, in your words, and their reply waits in a thread until the breaker is back on.
A Wednesday, 10:40 AM
The quote request that didn’t go to the next name.
Someone searching for an electrician calls three listings in a row and books whoever picks up. When you don’t, LarLine does the next best thing: a text from you, within seconds, asking what they need. Most people would rather text the details anyway. By lunch you have the photos of the panel and a number to send back.
Your text-back could sayThis is Ray at Kestrel Electric. I’m on a job and can’t pick up. Text me what you need and a photo if you have one, and I’ll get you a quote today.
Your number
The number on the van is not the number in your pocket.
Your LarLine number goes on the van, the permit paperwork and the listings. Your cell stays yours. Calls ring the app, or your cell if you prefer, and either way the customer only ever sees the business number, including when you call them back.
Pro · promises
Every “I can do Friday” in one list.
Service calls, panel upgrades, the ceiling fan you said you’d squeeze in. Pro reads your own texts and keeps the list, with the customer and the words you used, and warns you before two of them land in the same hour.
The Waiting list
The 9am text does not get lost by 4pm.
Waiting shows every customer whose last message you haven’t answered, oldest first. Between jobs you clear it from the van. On Pro, a reply is drafted and waiting for you to tap Send.
From $9 a month
Set it up tonight. Catch the next one tomorrow.
Pick your number, write your text-back in your own words, and the next call you miss with a screwdriver in your hand gets an answer anyway.