AI Chatbots for Contractors: Turning Visits Into Estimate Requests

Homeowners usually visit several contractor websites before they reach out. The ones that get the call are often the ones that answer questions quickly and make it easy to request an estimate. An AI website assistant helps you do both.

Questions homeowners ask

Answer these accurately in your knowledge base and your assistant can handle most first conversations.

Collect the details your crew needs

Choose what the assistant collects on every estimate request: name, phone or email, address, type of project, a short description and how soon they need it. Your estimator starts every follow-up with a clear picture of the job.

A sample conversation

Visitor: "Do you do roof replacements?"
Assistant: "Yes, we replace asphalt shingle and metal roofs. Would you like an estimate?"
Visitor: "Yes, for a two-story house in Decatur."
Assistant: "Great. What's your name and the best email or phone number to reach you?"

Booking estimate visits

On Growth and Pro plans, connect your Cal.com calendar so homeowners can pick an estimate time during the conversation. On Starter, the assistant collects the request and your team confirms the time.

Connect it to your CRM

If you use GoHighLevel or HubSpot, the Pro plan can connect to them so new requests land where your team already works.

Getting started

Begin with your most common service, add its questions to the knowledge base, and place the assistant on that service page. Expand once it handles those conversations well.

Common mistakes contractors make

See more on our contractors page.

Put an AI assistant on your website

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