Emergencies can't wait for a callback
A homeowner with water on the floor will keep calling plumbers until someone responds.
Kaimaz Front Desk / Plumbing
Plumbing calls are often urgent and usually come in while you're under a sink or in a crawlspace. Kaimaz Front Desk texts back missed calls, asks whether water is actively leaking, and either escalates the emergency or books the job.
3 founding spots at $1,000/month, open to plumbers across the U.S.
A homeowner with water on the floor will keep calling plumbers until someone responds.
Drips, running toilets and water-heater questions are worth booking, but each one takes several back-and-forth messages.
Asking for a review right after a job is the best time, and the easiest step to forget.
Every question is yours to edit. A typical setup for plumbers:
Burst pipes, active flooding, sewer backups and no water at all are escalated to you right away. The assistant can remind the customer where the main shut-off usually is, using only the wording you approve.
Missed call text back, estimate booking from your calendar, quote follow-ups, review requests, and a lead summary for every conversation. AI phone answering is available as an add-on.
Standard pricing is $1,500–$2,000/month plus a one-time setup fee of $500–$1,000. Right now there are 3 founding spots at $1,000/month, locked for 6–12 months. Full pricing details.
It recognizes emergency words you choose, like burst pipe, flooding or sewer backup, stops the routine questions, collects the customer's name and number, and alerts you immediately so a person can call back.
Only the prices or ranges you approve, such as a service-call fee. Everything else is quoted by your plumber on site.
Yes. After you mark a job complete, it can send a short review request with your review link. Customers can opt out at any time.