AI phone answering for tradies
You're under the sink. Your phone's ringing. Chockers.ai picks up, books the job, and chases the quote — so the work doesn't walk.
The two paths
11:07 am · The trigger
Sarah calls Dave's Plumbing — blocked toilet, urgent.
Dave's mid-job, hands full. He can't answer.
Straight to voicemail.
Sarah doesn't leave a message. 97% of callers who hit voicemail never do.
She Googles the next plumber.
She's not waiting around with water on the floor.
The next bloke answers. Job booked.
With someone else.
Dave never knew it existed.
End of day: three missed calls, no idea what they were worth.
Answered in 2 rings.
Warm, professional. Sarah doesn't even realise it's not a person.
Qualifies the job.
Job type, urgency, address — the right questions, every time.
Books it into Dave's calendar.
The slot's locked in while Sarah's still on the call.
SMS to Sarah, alert to Dave.
Both get a confirmation. Nothing slips.
Dave knocks off to a booked job waiting.
Not three missed calls he'll never chase.
of callers who reach voicemail hang up and ring the next tradie. Every missed call is a job booked by someone else.
01
Picks up when you're up a ladder so the job doesn't ring out to the next bloke.
02
Straight into your calendar. No double-handling, no sticky notes on the dash.
03
Follows up the quote and invoice so money you've earned stops sitting in someone else's account.
The second shift
You finished the job hours ago. The paperwork's still waiting. Chockers handles the second shift so you can knock off when the tools go down.
Plans
Starter
+ $497 one-off setup
Growth
+ $797 one-off setup
Pro
+ $1,497 one-off setup
FAQ
How many call back? Half your callers ring the next name on Google before you've wiped your hands. Voicemail is where jobs go to die.
Fair. It's not there to sound clever — it's there so the phone gets answered and the job gets booked instead of lost. You see every call and booking. You're still the plumber; we're just the bloke who picks up.
And she's flat out doing her own thing too, right? This takes the after-hours load off both of you — the chasing, the booking — so it's not landing on the kitchen table at night.
You're losing about two grand a month to missed calls and unbilled work. It costs a fraction of that. It pays for itself the first week you stop losing jobs.
An answering service takes a message. This books the job into your calendar, sends the quote, and chases the invoice. It does the admin, not just the hello.
That's the whole point — you don't set it up, we do. You keep working. We hand you a phone number that's already answering.