AI Receptionist for Perth Landscapers
You’re losing jobs while you’re on the job.
You’re running a mower or laying pavers with ear protection on. You won’t hear the phone, and even if you did you couldn’t stop. Every enquiry that hits voicemail is a quote you never got to give.
What your AI employee handles
☎️ Answers every call 24/7 in an Australian voice
🧠 Qualifies the job before it reaches you
📅 Books it into your calendar
📱 Texts missed callers within 30 seconds
🚨 Escalates urgent work to your mobile
💰 Follows up unaccepted quotes
⭐ Requests a Google review after every job
📝 Sends you a written summary of every call
It knows your trade
Garden design and construction · Paving and retaining walls · Reticulation installation and repair · Turf laying and synthetic grass · Regular garden maintenance · Tree and hedge work · Decking and outdoor living · Your service areas, your minimum job size.
What a call sounds like
Caller: “I want to redo my backyard.”
AI: “Great — roughly what size is the yard, and do you have a look in mind or are you starting from scratch?”
Caller: “About 100 square metres. Thinking paving, some turf and maybe a retaining wall.”
AI: “That’s a full transformation. Do you have a rough budget range in mind so we can scope it properly?”
The revenue maths
Landscaping enquiries range from $200 maintenance visits to $40,000 full-yard transformations. Missing the big ones is expensive, and you can’t tell which is which from a missed call notification.
Separating maintenance from construction
The AI qualifies which type of job it is and routes accordingly — recurring maintenance goes into your regular run schedule, construction work gets a site consultation booked. Two different businesses, one phone number.
Get started
Starter — $500 setup + $300/month. Growth — $2,000 setup + $800/month with the full AI phone receptionist. No lock-in.
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