AI phone answering for chimney sweeps

An AI Receptionist for Your Chimney Sweep Business

AllDayDesk answers your chimney sweep calls when you're up on a roof or it's after hours. It asks callers what they need, takes a message, and books inspections if you've set up your calendar. You read everything in your dashboard and decide what needs your call back.

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How it works

Getting started

You don't need new phone equipment or a second line. You keep your number and set up AllDayDesk in a few minutes.

01

Enter your business

Type in your business name or website. AllDayDesk pulls together your services, service area, and hours. Check the details and fix anything that's off.

02

Hear your sample

Listen to a sample call from your receptionist, built from your business details. This sample doesn't book anything real — it just shows you how your calls will sound.

03

Set up your phone

Forward your calls to AllDayDesk using the instructions for your phone service. Add your bookable services and open times if you want inspections booked on the spot.

Review calls, messages, and bookings in your dashboard.

How it handles your calls

Chimney sweep calls come in while you're working. A homeowner smells smoke in the living room. Someone wants to know if their fireplace insert needs a cleaning. A caller with a cracked flue liner wants a price over the phone. AllDayDesk answers those calls, collects the details that matter — fireplace or stove type, when it was last cleaned, and what the caller is worried about — and passes them to you. Routine inspections and cleanings can be booked. Anything that needs your judgment, like a smoke smell or a masonry concern, becomes a clear message you can act on.

AllDayDesk answers around the clock, so a call at 8 p.m. gets the same help as one at 10 a.m. It asks what the caller needs, gathers the basics — name, address, fireplace or stove type, last cleaning if they know it — and either books a routine inspection or takes a message. You see the call, the transcript, and a short summary in your dashboard. It doesn't give safety advice or try to judge how urgent a problem is. If a caller describes smoke in the house or a masonry issue, it takes their details and lets them know you'll follow up. It can transfer a call to a number you set up, but only if you've configured that, and pickup isn't guaranteed.

Chimney cleaning

The receptionist asks what kind of fireplace or stove they have and when it was last cleaned. If you've set up cleanings as bookable, it offers your open times and books one with the caller's okay.

Smoke smell

A caller who smells smoke wants to know what's wrong. The receptionist doesn't diagnose or give advice. It collects their name, address, and what they're noticing, then takes a message so you can decide how fast to respond.

Inspection request

Homebuyers and new homeowners often want an inspection before they use a fireplace. The receptionist asks for the property address and books a chimney inspection if you've set up your availability.

Cap repair

A damaged cap is a common call. The receptionist takes the caller's details and what they've seen. Pricing questions go to you, since the repair depends on what's up there.

Fireplace insert

Callers ask whether their insert needs a sweep or want one installed. The receptionist gathers the make or model if the caller knows it and passes the request along. Installation decisions stay with you.

Masonry concern

Cracked brick or a leaning chimney isn't a routine booking. The receptionist takes a message with the caller's description of the damage, and the caller knows you'll be in touch to look at it yourself.

Pricing

Choose a plan that fits your calls.

Solo $99/moBusiness $199/moGrowth $349/mo

Each plan includes call minutes. Extra minutes cost more. See your estimate before you start. Your first 30 calls are free, with no credit card. Paid plans are monthly; cancel anytime.

Chimney Sweeps: your questions answered

Can it tell a caller what a cleaning costs?

Only if you've saved your prices in your business details. Chimney work varies a lot by chimney type and condition, so many sweeps prefer to quote after an inspection. If the price isn't saved, the receptionist says so and takes a message instead of guessing.

What happens when someone calls about smoke in the house?

The receptionist doesn't give safety advice or try to judge urgency. It takes the caller's name, address, and what they're noticing, and lets them know you'll follow up. You see the message in your dashboard once the call ends and decide what to do.

Will it book jobs on my calendar?

Yes. New bookings go on the built-in AllDayDesk calendar once you've set up your bookable services and open times. If you'd rather use Google Calendar, you can connect it in Settings after authorizing your account. Without any calendar setup, it takes a message with the caller's preferred times instead. Changes to existing appointments come to you as requests, not confirmed changes.

Do I have to change my phone number?

No. You keep your number and forward calls to AllDayDesk. The steps depend on your phone service, and setup walks you through it.

What if I'm on a roof and miss a call that rings to me first?

If you don't pick up, the call goes to AllDayDesk and gets answered. The caller won't hear a ring-out or a generic voicemail. You'll see the transcript and summary in your dashboard when you're free.

Can callers reach me directly for emergencies?

You can set up call transfers to a number you choose, with your own rules for when they apply. Pickup isn't guaranteed, so some owners prefer messages they can check between jobs. It's your call how you split it.

Hear your receptionist answer a call

Enter your chimney sweep business and listen to a sample built from your own services and service area. It takes a few minutes, and the sample doesn't book anything real.

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