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Wirepilot AI answers every call to your garage door company. It books broken-spring and opener repairs, quotes the standard jobs you approve, captures new-door enquiries, and sends urgent calls, like a car trapped inside, to your technician.
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Your garage door company
Broken spring, car stuck inside
Caller: Heard a loud bang and now the door won't lift. The car is inside and they need it for work.
Receptionist: That sounds like a broken spring. Please don't try to lift the door, as it's very heavy without the spring. I can get a technician to you this afternoon, or I'll connect you to our tech now.
Try it: say your garage door won't open and your car is stuck inside, or ask what a new opener costs.
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Garage door companies are often small teams, with technicians out on repairs and installs all day. The calls that come in are frequently urgent from the customer's point of view: the door won't open and the car is inside, or a spring has snapped and the door is stuck halfway.
These callers search, call, and book with the first company that picks up. If your line goes to voicemail, the job goes elsewhere.
Repair calls are frequent and time-sensitive, and a good repair visit can lead to an opener upgrade or a new door. New-door and opener installs are larger jobs, often quoted in competition with other companies.
When you're on a ladder installing a door, you can't answer. Answering every call, quoting standard jobs and booking the next available slot keeps work coming in while you're busy.
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Real situations, and exactly what Wirepilot AI says and does in each one. Names, prices and times are examples; yours come from your setup.
The caller: Heard a loud bang and now the door won't lift. The car is inside and they need it for work.
The receptionist says: “That sounds like a broken spring. Please don't try to lift the door, as it's very heavy without the spring. I can get a technician to you this afternoon, or I'll connect you to our tech now.”
What it does: Gives your approved safety line, books the earliest slot or transfers to the on-call tech.
The caller: Their 20-year-old opener is dying and they want a new one with phone control.
The receptionist says: “We install openers with smartphone control. Installed prices start at $499. I have Wednesday or Friday available.”
What it does: Quotes your approved starting price and books the install.
The caller: Wants to replace a single garage door with an insulated one.
The receptionist says: “We'd be happy to quote that. Do you know the door size, and would you like windows in it? I can book a measure.”
What it does: Qualifies and books a measure-and-quote visit.
The caller: The door is loud and shaky when it opens.
The receptionist says: “A tune-up usually fixes that. It's $129 and includes lubrication, balancing and a safety check. Would Tuesday work?”
What it does: Books a tune-up at your approved price.
The caller: A warehouse needs a loading-dock door repaired.
The receptionist says: “I'll get our commercial team to call you right away. What's the address and the problem with the door?”
What it does: Routes the commercial call to the right person with details.
The caller: The door starts to close, then goes back up every time.
The receptionist says: “That's often the safety sensors near the floor being blocked or out of line. A technician can check it for you. I have tomorrow morning available.”
What it does: Gives the basic explanation you approve, books a service visit and notes the symptom.
Trapped cars and stuck doors go straight to your tech. See call transfer.
Tune-ups, springs and openers quoted from your approved prices.
Door size, style and timing captured before the measure. See lead qualification.
Evening and weekend calls booked for the next morning. See after-hours answering.
We set up:
Garage door companies often find that openers are a natural add-on. When a caller books a spring repair on an old opener, the receptionist can mention that the technician can quote a new opener on the same visit.
Commercial customers deserve their own setup. Warehouses, loading docks and parking garages usually need faster response and different information: the door type, the business hours when access is possible and whether the door is stuck open (a security issue) or stuck closed (a shipping issue). We set those questions up separately so your commercial team gets what it needs.
Wirepilot AI books repairs and installs into Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, ServiceM8, Service Fusion or Google Calendar.
Best fit
300 minutes included, then $0.45/min
Starter suits most garage door companies: every call answered, booking, emergency forwarding to your cell and summaries. Growth adds smart transfers, texting and automations for bigger teams.
Free setup. 7-day free trial. No contract.
Yes, for standard jobs with prices you approve, like tune-ups and spring replacement. Installs are booked as a measure and quote.
No. It shares only safety cautions you approve, such as not lifting a door with a broken spring.
Yes. Urgent calls are forwarded to the number you choose.
Yes, and Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, ServiceM8 and Service Fusion.
It routes them to your commercial contact with the details.
Yes, forward whichever calls you want.
Yes. It lists the brands and models you carry and books an install or quote.
It explains your warranty in the words you approve, and sends warranty claims to your office.
We set it up for you, free. Try it for 7 days, or book a 20-minute demo and hear it handle calls like yours.
Your plan starts after 7 days unless you cancel. Cancel anytime from your dashboard.
