Handyman
Stop quoting jobs over voicemail. Book them live.
Honey-do lists, punch lists, and small repairs don't need a callback — they need a booking. Your AI handles it all.
Get Your AI ReceptionistWithout IronRing
You're mounting a TV and your phone rings with a fence repair inquiry. You let it go — you're halfway through a job and can't stop to talk scope. The caller leaves a spotty voicemail. You try to call back three hours later, get their voicemail, and play phone tag for two days. By the time you actually talk, they've either hired someone else or they've lost interest. The job would have taken three hours. At $85/hour that's $255.
With IronRing
Your AI answers the fence repair call while you're mounting the TV. It walks through the basics — wood or chain link, linear feet, damage type, photos requested via text. It sets an estimate appointment for Thursday morning. The caller gets a confirmation. You get a notification with the details. When Thursday comes, you have a pre-scoped job to estimate and a customer who already trusts that your operation is organized.
The Handyman problem
Handyman work is high volume, low friction. Callers want to book fast — voicemail kills the sale.
Scope intake over the phone takes time you don't have on a job site.
Scheduling multiple small jobs in one day requires coordinating times without double-booking.
Repeat customers want fast, easy booking — your AI makes it effortless.
What your Handyman AI handles
Honey-do list — 4 items scoped, half-day appointment booked
TV mounting — confirmed height, location, booking set
Fence repair — photos requested via text, estimate appointment set
Moving furniture — confirmed availability and truck need
Handyman call values — what you're actually losing
Every unanswered call is a number you can put a dollar amount on.
What your Handyman AI is trained on
Your AI knows this industry. It handles these calls on day one.
Hear what it sounds like
Live transcript from a real handyman call
I have a few things I need done — hang some shelves, fix a door that won't close, and patch a hole in the drywall.
That sounds like about 2.5–3 hours of work. I can get all of that done in one visit. What area are you in?
Roseville, near the Galleria.
That's in our service area. Do you have a preference for morning or afternoon?
Morning is better. How soon can you come?
I have this Thursday morning available starting at 8am. The rate is $85/hour and that job should run $212–$255 depending on how the door adjustment goes. Does Thursday work?
Yeah, Thursday works.
Great. I'll get you booked. Quick question on the drywall hole — is it smaller than a fist, or larger?
About the size of a baseball.
Easy patch. I'll note it so the tech brings the right materials. You'll get a text confirmation shortly. Is this the best number?
Yes.
All set for Thursday 8am. See you then.
Stop leaving money
on the table.
The average home service business loses $126,000 per year to missed calls. Your AI receptionist costs less than a tank of gas per day.
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