Dry taps triaged before the pump truck rolls
A storm knocks out the pump overnight and the family has no water. Emma runs the checks that sometimes fix it without a truck, and when it's the pump, she books it or gets dispatch on the line.
No water at all, very low pressure, or the pump running non-stop.
Checks power, breaker, gauge and well type, books the pump call or warm-transfers urgent cases.
A pump job with the gauge reading and the urgency, on the on-call tech's phone.
How it works
- Answers any hour
No water at 6 a.m. or 11 p.m., the call is picked up on the first ring.
- Runs your checks
Is the power on, is the pump breaker on, what does the pressure gauge on the tank say? A tripped breaker can be fixed without a truck.
- Learns the well
Drilled or dug, roughly how deep, the age of the pump, and whether there was a storm or power outage.
- Sorts urgency
Livestock without water, a medical need, or a business that can't open goes to dispatch under your rules.
- Books the pump call
The first open slot, with everything the tech needs to bring the right pump or control box.
- Briefs the tech
A text with the gauge reading, the well type and the urgency.
Example call
- CustomerWe've got no water at all. The pump just quit this morning.
- AI agentLet's see what we can find. Is the power on in the house, and is the breaker for the well pump still on?
- CustomerPower's on. Hang on. The breaker was tripped!
- AI agentTry switching it back on once. If it trips again, leave it off. Is the water coming back?
- CustomerIt tripped again right away.
- AI agentOkay, leave it off. That points to a pump or wiring problem. Was there a storm last night?
- CustomerYes, big lightning.
- AI agentI have a tech who can be there between 1 and 3 today. I'll note the breaker and the storm so he brings a control box and a pump.
After the call: The pump call is booked for 1 to 3 today with "breaker trips right away, lightning overnight" noted. The tech loads a control box and a pump before leaving.
What your team gets
- No-water calls answered around the clock
- Tripped breakers and simple fixes solved by phone
- Pump jobs with the gauge reading and well type
- Urgent cases put through to dispatch
- A summary and recording of every call
Questions
Can it fix the problem by phone?
Sometimes. A tripped breaker or an off switch gets sorted with your checks. Anything more is booked.
What counts as urgent?
You decide: livestock without water, a medical need, a business, or anything else you set.
What if the pump is 20 years old?
It notes the age so your tech can talk about a replacement on site.
Hear it on your phone
Request a demo call and the agent phones you, set up for wells and water treatment like yours.