Built for General contractor

The General contractor office that answers at 2am — and books the job.

Bid intake, sub coordination, COI & permit tracking. Your assistant knows this trade: what counts as an emergency, which jobs are common, and which questions to ask — because it starts from a playbook built for general contractor, then learns your services and policies.

Emergency triage, day one

These escalate to a human immediately — the caller gets safety guidance while the owner's phone rings:

  • structural collapse, a sagging floor or ceiling, or an unsafe active job site
  • water actively flooding from a burst line or open plumbing during work
  • a gas line or utility struck during demo or excavation
  • exposed live, sparking, or downed electrical wiring on site
  • storm or fire damage leaving the property open and unsecured (roof/wall breach)
The playbook it starts from
  • Capture every bid inquiry so the pipeline keeps moving
  • Request, collect, and track certificates of insurance from subcontractors
  • Coordinate subcontractor scheduling and confirm crew availability by trade
  • Track permit and inspection status for each active job
  • Route change-order and stop-work decisions to the owner immediately

Plus quiet-hours texting, missed-call text-back, appointment reminders, and the morning briefing — the standard Conduit office.

Service template

Common general contractor services it knows on day one

Setup starts here; you confirm or edit the list. On the phone the assistant never states a price — it books the right length of visit and takes the details, and pricing stays yours.

Free on-site estimate~60 min visit
Design & pre-construction consultation (credited to project)~90 min visit
Bathroom remodel~90 min visit
Kitchen remodel~90 min visit
Room or home addition~90 min visit
Handyman & punch-list labor (per hour)~120 min visit
Storm & water damage repair~120 min visit
Deck & exterior build~90 min visit
Questions

Questions from general contractor owners

Does it understand general contractor emergencies?

Yes — out of the box it treats structural collapse, a sagging floor or ceiling, or an unsafe active job site, water actively flooding from a burst line or open plumbing during work, a gas line or utility struck during demo or excavation as emergencies: the caller gets safety guidance and the owner's phone rings immediately, with a backup contact if there's no answer.

Will it quote prices on the phone?

No — never. It books the visit and takes the caller's details; pricing stays yours to discuss. Setup starts from a template of common services for your trade so it knows what you offer and how long each visit runs.

How fast can I be live?

About 30 minutes of setup, then your assistant gets its own local number — instant, nothing to forward. Prefer your existing number? Forward it any time; it stays yours and it's reversible.

Keep reading: missed-call text back · covering after-hours calls · what a missed call costs

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Capabilities on this page last verified August 2026