While you were outWed 7:50 PM
- Caller
- Homeowner, St. Michaels
- Wanted
- Burning smell at an outlet, breaker keeps tripping
- What happened
- Flagged urgent, told to kill the breaker. You called back.
A sample. The caller is not a real person.
Home/Electricians
AI automation for electricians on the Eastern Shore.
AI automation for electricians on the Eastern Shore and in Talbot County: missed-call text-back, 24/7 booking and review automation, so a tripped panel or a hot-smelling outlet reaches you rather than whoever picks up first. Set up by Easton Automations in Easton, MD. No contract; hear it answer before you pay.
The day, covered
Electrical calls do not wait.
A burning smell or a dead panel is a call that goes to whoever answers first, and a new-fixture quote can wait a day. The trick is telling the two apart while you are on a ladder in someone else’s house.
A sample day, to show the shape of it.
A panel upgrade quote
Answered, the house age and amps asked, site visit booked
A missed call from a restaurant
Texted back in seconds: half the kitchen is dark
A form for new lighting
Answered, photos asked for, on your list
A generator question after a storm
Answered from what you told it, estimate booked
A burning smell at an outlet
Flagged urgent, safety steps given, you called back
The job is done
A review request, one tap to Google
What we set up for electricians.
The pieces this trade uses most, each on its own page. Growth, $497 a month, carries all of them.
The receiptFirst month
- Business
- An electrician near Easton
- Requests
- 15 through his site
- How
- The form texts him the moment it lands
Source: dashboard submissions (17 rows, 2 were tests).
One receipt, with its source.
Anonymised until the owner says yes. The source is printed on the slip.
Every business is different; we never promise a number. More receipts.
AI for electricians: the short answers.
- What it is
- The phone answered, missed calls texted back, bookings and review requests, set up for electricians by Easton Automations in Easton, Maryland.
- On a missed call
- The caller gets a text from your own number within seconds, while they still have the phone in their hand.
- What it answers
- The questions you get all day, from the facts you give it. Anything it does not know, or should not answer, comes to you.
- Cost
- Included in the Growth plan at $497 a month, with no setup fee. The website alone starts at $197.
- Time to launch
- Usually live within a few days. You keep your number.
- Contract
- None. Every monthly plan is month to month.
- Area served
- Easton, St. Michaels, Oxford, Trappe, Cambridge, Denton, Centreville, Chestertown and the rest of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Straight answers.
Or call or text (443) 205-6809.
My calls are urgent. Can a text really save the job?
Yes, because the alternative is silence. A homeowner with no power who hits voicemail keeps dialing. A homeowner who gets a text within seconds saying you are on a job and can help knows you are real and responsive, and most will wait for you instead of calling the next electrician.
Will it handle after-hours and emergency calls?
That is one of the strongest parts for electricians. Outages and burning smells happen at night and on weekends. The bot answers any hour, asks whether it is an outage or a single circuit and whether anything is hot or sparking, books the call, and flags the true emergencies so you know what to roll on first.
Can it tell a real emergency from a routine job?
It triages with the questions you choose. A whole-house outage or anything hot or sparking gets flagged as priority, while a request to add an outlet or quote a panel upgrade is queued as normal. You see the priority calls at the top of your list so you dispatch in the right order.
I am a one-truck shop. Is this overkill?
It is built for exactly that. A one-truck electrician misses the most calls because there is no office staff to catch them. This is your answering service, your dispatcher, and your follow-up, without hiring anyone.
Do I have to sign a long contract?
No. No contracts. You can try it live before you pay, and if it is not booking you more service calls, you walk. We would rather earn the next month than lock you in.
Are you actually local?
Yes. Easton Automations is run locally, right here in Easton, Maryland, serving Talbot County and the Eastern Shore. You get a real person at (443) 205-6809, not a call center three time zones away.
Stop losing service calls to the next electrician.
Fifteen minutes and we show you how it would answer for your shop, with your services and your hours. Built in Easton, month to month.
On your phone? Text us at (443) 205-6809.