Your Best-Paid Work Goes to Voicemail
Emergency electrical work bills about twice the standard rate — and every 9 PM ring-out hands it to whoever answered.
The first electrician who picks up gets the job — and in Dallas, the emergency version of that job bills at about twice your standard rate (Angi).
JobStorm AI is a 24/7 answering service for electrical contractors in Dallas–Fort Worth. It answers every call, flags the safety emergencies, books the service call on your calendar, and texts your office a summary before the caller hangs up. $799 per month flat, no per-minute charges — less than a part-time front desk hire.
The Outage Is at the Phone
Emergency electrical work bills about twice the standard rate — and every 9 PM ring-out hands it to whoever answered.
He doesn't know your crew is inside a panel in Plano. The next truck is already on the way.
Not the best. Not the cheapest. The first one to answer.
How Ava Works
No hold music, no phone tree — your company name on the first ring.
Before anything else: “Is there any burning smell, smoke, or sparking?” Then address, callback number, what's out.
Burning smell, smoke, sparks, a downed line → get everyone out, call 911 — and your on-call phone lights up the same second. It does not book an appointment and move on.
No power, a main that won't reset, a hot outlet → your on-call tech, flagged urgent. Panel upgrade, EV charger, generator, remodel rough-in → booked as an estimate. Residential or commercial, asked up front and routed the way you price it.
Urgency, address, contact, and what they actually said — emergencies flagged on top.
What the Missed Calls Cost
Every figure starts on a published Dallas average from Angi and is yours to change. Tap any number. Nothing is hidden and nothing is inflated.
Tap any figure to type your own.
That's $2,922/month in jobs the next electrician on Google is answering for.
That's the job, not the customer — tonight's drain call is the water heater in two years.
JobStorm AI runs $9,588/yr. At your numbers that is about nine recovered jobs — fewer than one a month. Everything past that is margin.
Book the 15-Min Call →Honest math. Built only from the figures you enter — no hidden coefficients. Defaults come from Angi's published Dallas cost data and are fully editable. Illustrative, not a guarantee of results.
The Missed Call Is Just the Start
Demand you already paid for, ringing out.
Trucks, ads, referrals — Ava answers every one. That's the calculator above.
The web lead who filled out your form at 8 PM is calling two other electricians by 8:10.
Ava calls a new web lead back within minutes, while they’re still on your site — and makes one next-day call to the “let me ask my spouse” caller to book the appointment. It never quotes a price.
The 7:30 AM slot that sat empty. The happy customer who never left a review.
Ava confirms the appointment the day before, and follows up after the job so a finished panel upgrade turns into a Google review.
Panels are illustrative examples.
Crew stops the first leak. Foreman stops all three.
What $799 Actually Replaces
An office hireA daytime hire answers daytime calls. The money calls at 9 PM.
An answering servicePer-minute billing spikes the exact week your phone does.
A DIY AI toolThe $99 tool makes you the builder — and the QA department.
JobStorm AIDone-for-you, trade-trained, approved by you before one real call.
And when something needs tuning, you have a person accountable — not a help-desk ticket.
Running 2–8 trucks with after-hours going to voicemail? This math works fast. One truck, and you answer from the cab? You may not need us yet. Run the calculator — it'll tell you either way.
Flat Rate. No Per-Minute. Ever.
For the steady 2–4 truck shop
The tier this page's math is built on — about nine recovered jobs a year covers it.
For the 3–7 truck operation
Adds outbound work on top of answering — worth it once you have web leads and open estimates going cold.
The only way this costs you money is if it's already making you money.
Straight Answers · No Pitch
The agent tells them to get everyone out of the house and call 911 first, then flags the call to your on-call number the same second. It does not book an appointment and move on. You decide during implementation exactly which situations get that response, and you hear the agent handle them before it ever takes a live call.
Yes. It asks up front, captures the site type and the right contact, and routes the call the way you price it. A property manager and a homeowner don’t get the same script.
Crew is $799 a month and covers every hour your office doesn’t, for less than a part-time front desk hire. At the Dallas job values above, about nine recovered jobs a year covers it. If you miss more than one call a month after 5 PM, run the calculator; it will tell you either way.
It says exactly what you tell it to say and nothing else. If you want it to give your service-call fee, it will; if you don’t, it won’t. Quote Rescue callbacks never quote a price.
We connect to any CRM with an API. The one catch is that some only turn the API on at higher plan levels. Tell Rick which system you run and we’ll confirm before you sign anything.
Two to four weeks. The call flow is built by hand around your services, your service area, your hours, and your emergency rules, then tested against real call scenarios. You hear it and approve it before it takes a single live call.
Who's Behind It · McKinney, TX
“Your agent won't take a single live call until you've heard it, tested it, and told me it sounds like your company. That's the deal on every account.”
— Rick Leyba, Co-Founder · McKinney, TX
We’re Rick and Colleen Leyba — husband and wife, based in McKinney. Colleen was born and raised here; Rick has called North Texas home for twenty years. We both started our careers in oil & gas, then spent thirteen years building a manufacturing and three-location retail business from scratch — and sold it in 2026. We know exactly what a missed call costs a growing operation, and what it takes to run one where nothing slips. Every call flow is hand-built, tested on real DFW homeowners, and never answers a live call until you’ve heard it and signed off. Our names are on the company, and we stand behind every account.
Bring one number: how many calls you think you miss after 5 PM. We'll do the math live — and if it's thin at your volume, we'll tell you.