I Build AI Receptionists That
Answer Every Call

An AI voice agent, also called an AI calling agent, is a 24/7 phone receptionist that answers your business calls, figures out if it's an emergency, and books the job into your calendar so customers never hit voicemail while you're on a job or after hours.

An AI calling agent is another name for the same thing. It's a phone line that answers itself: it takes the call, works out if it's urgent, and books the job on your calendar. Some people search "AI calling agents." Others say "AI voice agent" or "AI receptionist." Around here, they all mean the same 24/7 line that picks up when you can't.

Yes. If you're searching for an answering service Montreal trades can actually use, this is a bilingual AI receptionist on your existing number that answers every call 24/7 in English or French, flags real emergencies, and books jobs into your calendar while the caller is still on the line. I build it for plumbers, HVAC, and electricians, without script readers or per-minute surprise bills.

It answers your phone 24/7 so customers never hit voicemail. It talks like a receptionist for your trade in English or French, figures out if it's an emergency, books the job into your calendar, and can text you when something urgent comes in. After the job, it can ask for a Google review.

Yes. I build bilingual AI receptionists that pick up the caller's language and answer in English or French (Spanish and others available too), without press-1 menus. Pair that with emergency triage and calendar booking, and it's set up for how Montreal trades take calls, not a generic US bot with a French toggle.

It knows the difference between a burst pipe and a quote request. Emergencies get flagged by text or call to you or your on-call person right away. Normal jobs get booked for the next open slot. You set the rules.

Yes. It checks what's free and books during the call: Jobber, ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Google Calendar, Outlook, and similar tools. You and the customer both get a confirmation.

It sounds natural and knows your trade. It says it's a digital assistant up front (as required), then helps them fast. Most callers care that someone answered and booked them.

No. It works with your current number. Customers keep calling the same number they always have.

Yes. You decide when it transfers: emergencies, VIP callers, or anytime someone asks for you. It hands over what they said so you're not starting from zero.

For trades in Canada, DIY SaaS platforms often charge per minute. I build done-for-you AI voice agents at $797 CAD/month, or $1,497/month as the JGSolutions System with local SEO and a website. Month-to-month, bilingual English and French, set up around your trade. Often less than one missed emergency job.

For plumbers, HVAC, and electricians, the AI voice agent is $797 CAD/month on its own, or $1,497 CAD/month in the JGSolutions System with local SEO and a website. Month-to-month, no long lock-in. Most go live in a few days. Often costs less than one missed emergency job.

Most AI voice agents go live in a few days. You keep your existing phone number. I set emergency rules, languages, and calendar booking around how your trade runs.

Yes. Built to follow Canadian and Quebec privacy rules (and US rules if you serve US customers). Call info is handled carefully under those rules.

Missed call text back sends an automated text after you've already missed the call, and the customer is still left wondering if anyone's coming. The AI receptionist answers live the first time, so there's no missed call to text back.

A regular answering service gets you a person reading a script who doesn't know your trade. Mine knows the difference between "my sink is leaking" and "no heat, it's -20 outside" and handles them differently: books the routine ones, flags you immediately on the real emergencies. It also books straight to your calendar while the customer's still on the line, in English or French, on your existing number.

A chatbot on Facebook or your website only helps people who type. When a basement is flooding or the heat is out, homeowners call. They don't open a chat window. The AI receptionist I build picks up live on your existing number, figures out if it's an emergency, and books the job while they're still on the line. It also knows your services, hours, and emergency rules, so callers get real answers instead of a script.

It's built for trades that live on the phone: plumbers, electricians, HVAC companies, and similar service businesses. Set up around how your shop runs: your services, your hours, your emergency rules. Not a generic bot with a script that doesn't know a panel upgrade from a furnace call.