AI receptionist for electricians
An AI receptionist for electricians.
You can't answer with your hands in a panel. Leap takes outage and quote calls, asks the safety question first, and sends you the details to call back.
Leap is an AI phone receptionist for electrical contractors. It answers forwarded calls about outages, tripping breakers, panel upgrades, EV chargers and generators, asks whether there are sparks, heat or a burning smell, sends danger calls to emergency services, and takes job and quote requests your office confirms.
821,000. Electricians held about 821,000 US jobs in 2025; BLS says evenings, weekends and overtime are common.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025
Safety question first. Leap asks about sparks, heat or burning smells before anything else, then takes the job details.
Quote-ready. Panel and EV charger requests come with panel age, amperage if known, and the vehicle or charger model.
Text + email. Each answered call is summarized to the people your routing rules name, with a callback number.
$149/mo. Leap costs $149 a month, first 100 calls included, then $0.99 a call.
What calls does an electrician get?
Service calls and project quotes. Service calls are usually something not working right now; project calls are panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators and remodel wiring that turn into the bigger jobs.
Partial outages and tripping breakers
Which rooms, which breaker, and whether it resets.
EV chargers
Vehicle, charger model if bought, garage or driveway, distance from the panel.
Panel upgrades and generators
Panel age and amperage if known, what's driving the upgrade.
Lights, outlets and fans
Small jobs taken as requests your office prices and books.
What should the receptionist ask an electrical caller?
First, whether there are sparks, smoke, heat or a burning smell. Then the address, home or business, what's affected, panel brand and age if the caller knows, whether the utility has an outage in the area, and the best time to visit. For EV chargers, the vehicle and whether the charger is already bought.
What does it sound like on the phone?
"Good afternoon. This is Ben from Bright Line Electric. How can I help?"
"Do you install Level 2 chargers?"
Answered from your services list, then Leap takes the quote details.
"Do you pull permits?"
Read from your approved permit text.
"My outlet is sparking."
If there's a danger to life, Leap tells the caller to call emergency services now and ends the call.
Which electrical calls should reach a person?
Loss of power to medical equipment, a commercial client with an outage, and complaints on finished work. Leap marks those urgent and notifies your team during the call. You can turn on live transfer during office hours; Leap rings you, says who is calling and why, and you press 1.
Leap doesn't give wiring advice. It reads only what you approve, such as "check whether the breaker has tripped."
When do electricians get calls?
During the workday, when you're on site. BLS notes electrician schedules may include evenings and weekends and overtime is common (bls.gov/ooh/construction-and-extraction/electricians.htm). Storms bring outage and generator calls in bunches.
Ring-first mode lets the office or your cell answer first and Leap take what's missed. For nights, use your carrier's dial code or phone system's call scheduling to forward all calls.
How it works
- 01
Paste your website.
Leap reads services, licenses, service area and any fees you publish.
- 02
Add your safety and permit text.
What callers should do before you arrive, and how you handle permits.
- 03
Forward your number.
Every call or ring-first, set with your carrier's dial code.
Frequently asked questions
What does Leap do if a caller smells burning?
If the caller describes a danger to life, Leap tells them to call emergency services now and ends the call. Otherwise it marks the call urgent for your team.
Can Leap quote an EV charger install?
Only prices you approve. Most electricians have Leap take the vehicle, charger and panel details so they can quote on the callback.
Will Leap tell callers how to reset a breaker?
Only if you write that guidance on a card. Leap doesn't improvise electrical advice.
Can it book site visits?
By default it takes a request your office confirms. With Google Calendar connected it can book open times.
Can commercial clients reach me faster?
Write a routing rule such as "commercial outage calls text Mike," and Leap sends those summaries to him. You can also turn on live transfer during office hours.
Does Leap connect to my estimating or job software?
No. Summaries come by text and email, and calls live in Leap's inbox with recordings and transcripts.
Can Leap take an outage call in Spanish?
You can turn on Spanish or up to two languages alongside English. The text summary says which language the caller spoke.
What does Leap cost for an electrical contractor?
$149 a month, first 100 calls included, then $0.99 a call. Setup is free, and billing starts when Leap answers real calls.
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