What the agent handles
- Books painting estimates
- Books colour consultations
- Explains prep and furniture moving
- Answers timing and weather questions
- Takes commercial job enquiries
Books painting estimates for interiors, exteriors and commercial spaces, answers timing and prep questions, and schedules colour consultations.
CallerWe're listing the house in two weeks and need the whole inside painted. Is that doable?
CallerDo you move the furniture or do we?
CallerCan you paint kitchen cabinets, or does that never hold up?
Warm transfer: When a property manager calls about repainting a whole building, the agent warm-transfers to the commercial estimator.
Estimates and colour consultations
Painters work a short, crowded season. Exterior jobs have to fit between the last frost and the cold nights of October, and every spring brings sellers who need the whole house freshened up before it lists. The calls come in while the crew lead is cutting in a ceiling with a brush in one hand, and the owner is three ladders up on a stucco job. A seller with a two-week deadline doesn't wait for a callback.
A RealVoice AI receptionist for painting companies books the estimate on the spot. It asks how many rooms, whether ceilings, trim and doors are included, the wall condition, if the colour is going from dark to light, whether the house is lived in, and for exteriors, siding, stucco or brick and how many storeys. It explains your prep and furniture policy, how long paint needs before the room can be used, and why exterior work depends on the weather, all from the information you give it.
Colour consultations are booked with your colour consultant, and a property manager asking about repainting a whole building is put through to your commercial estimator. The agent doesn't quote a price per room unless you've given it one, doesn't promise to finish before a listing date, and doesn't tell anyone their cabinets will hold up beyond what you've told it about your cabinet process.
After the call: Nadia gets a text and an email with the rooms, the cabinet question and the listing deadline flagged, and the estimate sits in the RealVoice schedule. The seller has the confirmation by text, and the call summary and recording are saved in the portal.
Today it books estimates and colour consultations into the RealVoice schedule in the portal, keeps every enquiry and recording there, and texts each customer a confirmation. If your painting company runs Jobber, JobNimbus, Housecall Pro or JobTread, the team can set up a connection to it; custom integrations are quoted separately.
An interior repaint of a three-bedroom home often comes to $6,000 to $7,000, and exteriors run higher. If two estimate calls a week slip by during the spring and summer, and half of those would have become jobs, that is around twenty-five jobs over a season, well past $150,000. The missed-call calculator on our homepage will run it with your own numbers.
Only if you want it to and you give it the numbers. Most painting companies have it book an estimate instead, since wall condition and trim change the price.
Yes. Colour consultations can have their own appointment type and length, booked with your colour consultant in the RealVoice schedule.
It explains your weather policy from your information, for example that exterior work moves if rain or a cold night is forecast. Whether a particular day goes ahead is decided by your crew lead, and the agent can text the customer once that call is made.
Yes. English and French are both handled, along with many other languages, and the agent checks with the caller before it changes language.
Yes. Homeowners often call in the evening after looking at their walls all weekend, and the agent books them into your next open estimate time.
Request a free demo call and the agent will phone you, set up as a business like yours.