If you pick up
Normal call. Eeroh stays out of it.
Your team talks to the customer like any other inbound. No SMS is sent — Eeroh does not follow up on answered calls.
Result: conversation happens live. Nothing to recover.
How Eeroh works
Dedicated Eeroh number. Rings the phone you already use. If you answer, nothing extra happens. If you miss it and the caller presses 1, you get need, city, and urgency — and your team still makes the callback.
Free for 30 days. No setup fee. Scheduling, quoting, and dispatch stay with you.
The number
Customers call an Eeroh number. It routes to your existing phone. You do not swap systems, and you do not need Eeroh to pick up the line. Click answered vs missed — that fork is the whole product.
They dial your Eeroh number — the number you put on the truck, the site, and Google.
The call routes through to the phone you already use. No new system to learn.
If you pick up, it is a normal call. If you do not, the follow-up starts.
If you pick up
Your team talks to the customer like any other inbound. No SMS is sent — Eeroh does not follow up on answered calls.
Result: conversation happens live. Nothing to recover.
If it goes unanswered
Busy, in the truck, or after hours — they confirm a text about that inquiry. Then they can say what they need instead of hanging up and dialing the next shop.
Maria V.
Sorry we missed your call. We’d be happy to help. What city are you located in?
EerohIrvine. It’s leaking pretty badly.
Maria V.Got it — I’ll pass this to the team.
EerohYour team still makes the call
The follow-up
The first few minutes are what disappear today. Eeroh handles those. Then your team takes the job. Click a beat, or watch it run.
Customer hangs up. You’re on a job, in the truck, or closed. They will not wait on voicemail.
Then Eeroh can text about that inquiry. Calling alone is not consent.
Need, location, urgency. A short summary lands by SMS and email — not a blank missed-call log.
You stay in control. Eeroh does not book, quote, or dispatch. Scheduling stays with you.
The conversation
Eeroh asks useful follow-ups when needed — not a long chatbot. Click a row to pause the scenes. This is the same recovery loop across trades.
Maria V.
Sorry we missed your call. We'd be happy to help. What city are you located in?
EerohIrvine. It's leaking pretty badly.
Maria V.New opportunity
Owner stays on the job. Eeroh keeps the caller talking.
Your team calls the customer.
James R.
Sorry we missed your call. How can we help?
EerohAC isn't cooling. House is getting hot — need someone tomorrow.
James R.New opportunity
Need, timing, and urgency — before you call back.
Your team calls the customer.
Priya K.
Sorry we missed your call. We're currently closed, but we received your call. How can we help?
EerohHalf the house went dark. Panel tripped.
Priya K.New opportunity
Marked after hours. Your team decides whether to call back now.
Your team calls the customer.
Tom H.
Sorry we missed your call. How can we help?
EerohWind last night. Need a roof inspection this week.
Tom H.New opportunity
Storm leads don't wait on voicemail. The thread is already moving.
Your team calls the customer.
Stay on the job. Eeroh keeps the caller talking. You call back with context — not a blank missed-call log.
What they called about, in their words — leaking pipe, no-cool, panel trip, storm leak.
City or area, so you are not calling back cold.
URGENT, HIGH, NORMAL, or LOW — marked so you can decide who to call first.
A short lead note by SMS and email. Your team still makes the call.
What comes back to you
When a call goes unanswered and the caller replies, you get a short SMS and email — need, city, urgency. If you already picked up, Eeroh never sent that text. Then your team makes the call.
On your phone
Eeroh · SMS to you
7:42 PM
Urgent plumbing repair
Your move: call the customer back.
Eeroh · SMS to you
6:08 PM
No-cool HVAC repair
Your move: call the customer back.
Eeroh · SMS to you
9:14 PM
After-hours electrical
Your move: call the customer back.
Eeroh · SMS to you
8:02 AM
Storm inspection
Your move: call the customer back.
The edges
Eeroh recovers the missed call. It does not become your front desk, your calendar, or your CRM. Your team stays in control of the next step.
What Eeroh handles
What stays with you
| What happens today | What Eeroh does |
|---|---|
| Missed call sits in the log until someone notices | Automatic SMS the moment the call goes unanswered |
| Voicemail they will not leave | Two-way text. The caller can say what they need |
| You call back cold | You call back with need, city, and urgency |
| After hours means the lead is gone | After-hours still gets a thread. Urgent is marked. You decide |
| CRM, answering service, or a new phone system | $79/month. One job. Works alongside the phones you already use |
You’re in the right place if
If that sounds like the shop, start a 30-day pilot. We’ll set it up together.
Get it running
We’ll match Eeroh to how you already pick up the phone — not a new system to learn first.
01
Tell us how the shop runs. We’ll walk setup with you — no fee, no contract.
02
It rings through to the phone you already use. Your team still answers.
03
Need, city, and urgency on your phone. You still make the callback.
Straight answers
Eeroh provides a dedicated number that routes to the phone you already use. You do not replace your phone system. Put the Eeroh number on the truck, the site, and Google.
No. Your team handles live calls. Eeroh only starts the recovery path after a miss — and only if the caller presses 1.
Eeroh captures the response, asks useful follow-ups when needed, summarizes the opportunity, and notifies your team.
No. Your team stays in control of scheduling and dispatch.
The caller can still press 1 and continue the thread. Urgent is marked. You decide. Eeroh does not dispatch anyone.
Nothing extra. Normal inbound. Eeroh does not text on answered calls.
We’ll walk the missed-call path with your current phones — not a generic pitch deck.
No setup fee. No long-term contract. Cancel anytime.