Four rings, then gone
A homeowner with a dead AC calls, hits voicemail, and dials the next company on the list. That job was yours for about twenty seconds.
Lead follow-up systems
Orlo AI follows up on every missed call, stalled estimate, and overdue maintenance customer — automatically, until the job is booked or the customer says no.
No contracts to read. Just a conversation.
The leak
Three places a contractor loses booked work every week — none of them about price.
A homeowner with a dead AC calls, hits voicemail, and dials the next company on the list. That job was yours for about twenty seconds.
You drove out, measured up, sent the number. Nobody followed up, and the customer "went another direction." The price didn't lose — the silence did.
Every customer you've ever serviced is due again eventually. If you don't remind them, another company's postcard will.
How it works
You keep running your business. The follow-up runs itself in the background.
One conversation about how leads reach you today. I wire it into your phone, forms, and inbox — nothing for your team to learn.
Texts and emails go out within minutes of a missed call or new lead, then keep going on estimates and maintenance-due customers.
Replies land in your existing inbox and calendar. You show up to the appointment.
Where your leads come from
Follow-up works the same whether the lead came from a Google search, a Facebook message, or somebody who found you on the map.
What I do
I set up and run a system that texts and emails your leads back within minutes, then keeps following up on estimates and maintenance-due customers until they book or say no. It sounds like your company, not a robot.
If the follow-up sends someone to a site that looks abandoned, you lose them anyway. I rebuild the site so it loads fast, reads clearly on a phone, and makes calling you the obvious next step.
Who you're dealing with
Orlo AI is deliberately small. You talk to the person who builds and runs your system — not a salesperson who hands you off after signing.
That also means I take on a limited number of contractors at a time, and I only work with home-services businesses. If follow-up isn't where you're losing jobs, I'll tell you that on the first call instead of selling you something.
Get in touch
Send one email about how calls and estimates reach you today. I'll tell you where the leak is, whether or not you hire me.
or write to contact@orlowai.com