The sewer backup at 9 pm doesn't leave a voicemail. It calls the next plumber.
Plumbers and electricians across Monmouth and Ocean County and all of New Jersey. ClientCue answers the emergency, asks the questions that tell you how bad it is, and books the visit while you're still on the job you're on.
No contract · Cancel anytime · Your number stays the same
30-day pilot. Setup waived for New Jersey businesses. If it doesn't book you a job in 30 days, we refund your first month.
An AI receptionist for plumbers and electricians that answers the emergency and books the visit
ClientCue picks up your existing number in seconds, says it's your AI assistant, and asks the questions that matter for a plumbing or electrical call: is water still coming, is anything sparking or smelling hot, is the power out in one room or the whole house. Then it offers the first real opening on your calendar and books it — at 9 pm on a Sunday or during the job you're already on.
Missed calls get a text back within seconds, so the homeowner with a flooding basement isn't dialing the next name on Google. Set up and tuned by our team in Freehold, NJ.
See exactly what happens on a call →Emergencies don't wait for the office to open
Nor'easters and flash flooding
Sump pumps fail, drains back up, and panels get wet on the same night across three towns. Every call in that window is urgent, and the ones that hit voicemail go to whoever answered.
The first cold snap
Frozen and burst pipes, no hot water, space heaters tripping breakers. The calls start before dawn from people who need it fixed today.
Shore-rental turnover and summer crowds
A house that sat empty all winter gets its first full weekend of use — and its first backed-up toilet, dead outlet, or tripped GFCI, on a Saturday, with guests arriving.
You're under a sink or in a panel
Every minute on the phone is a minute off the job. So the phone loses — and with it the next job.
Serving plumbing & electrical companies across the Jersey Shore and businesses across New Jersey, including Freehold, Neptune, Asbury Park, Ocean Township, Wall, Toms River, Brick, Manasquan, Point Pleasant, Middletown, Red Bank.
What a missed emergency call costs you
We assume you'd have wonof those calls.
Not sure how many you miss? That's exactly what the free Growth Check tells you.
Get my free Growth CheckHow it handles a plumbing or electrical call
It asks what a good dispatcher asks, so you know how bad it is before you call back.
Is it still happening?
Water still coming, power still out, anything sparking or smelling hot. Active problems get flagged urgent.
Where in the house, since when?
Basement drain, kitchen sink, one outlet, whole panel — enough for you to arrive with the right parts.
Address, and the first real opening
Confirms where, offers the first window on your calendar, and flags after-hours when it is.
Books it, texts it, and follows up later
The appointment lands on your calendar; the caller gets a text. After the job, it asks for the review.
When it can't handle the call: It's scoped to answering, qualifying, and booking. It doesn't give safety instructions beyond what you approve at setup; anything that sounds like a safety emergency, a question it can't answer, or a caller who wants a person is flagged to your team immediately.
Already on Jobber or Housecall Pro? Keep it.
ClientCue answers the phone and books the appointment; your scheduling software keeps running the job, the quote, and the invoice. If you're on Jobber, we also connect to its data for the morning dashboard.
Straight answers for plumbing & electrical companies
Can it tell a real emergency from a drip?
It asks whether the problem is still happening and whether anything is sparking, smoking, or flooding. Active problems get the first opening and an urgent flag; a slow drip gets the next available slot. You set the rules for what counts as urgent at setup.
Will it tell someone to shut off the water or the main breaker?
Only if you want it to, and only in the words you approve at setup. Out of the box it books the visit and flags your team; it doesn't improvise safety instructions.
Does it quote the job?
No. It can state a flat service-call or diagnostic fee if you give it one; everything else is 'the plumber will confirm pricing on site.'
What about calls from property managers with multiple units?
It takes the unit, the contact on site, and the problem the same way it does for a homeowner, and books it. If you want manager calls routed differently, that's a setup choice.
Does my number change?
No. ClientCue sits behind the number you already have on the van.
Local answers for home service owners
- How Much Does a Missed After-Hours HVAC Call Cost in Monmouth County?A missed no-cool or no-heat call is a job booked by the next HVAC company on Google. How to put a real dollar figure on it for your Shore-area company.
- AI Receptionist vs. Answering Service for HVAC: What Actually Books the JobBoth pick up the phone. Only one puts the no-heat call on your calendar tonight. How they compare for NJ HVAC companies — and when the answering service wins.
- Does My HVAC or Plumbing Company Need an AI Receptionist?Missing calls during storms and after hours in Monmouth or Ocean County? How to tell whether an AI receptionist pays for itself — with the math.
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No contract · Cancel anytime · Your number stays the same
30-day pilot. Setup waived for New Jersey businesses. If it doesn't book you a job in 30 days, we refund your first month.
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