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Restoration companies

An AI assistant for restoration calls.

The first call after water or fire damage should be calm and specific, and it should not pretend to be the fire department.

Build session

  1. 01Describe your business
  2. 02Pick a voice and test it
  3. 03Go live

No prompt engineering. No implementation queue. Just a conversation that becomes your receptionist.

Ava collecting property-loss details for a restoration team without a safety or emergency claim

The call

A loss call is stressful, and the details your team needs are easy to miss.

Ava asks what happened, when, and which property. She does not assess safety, promise dry-out, or talk to an insurer for the caller. Your team reviews the request.

What Ava asks

Industry-specific questions. The same limit: she saves the lead for your team.

Water damage

Water calls capture where it is coming from and whether it is stopped.

Fire or smoke damage

Fire and smoke calls are messages. Active fire is told to call 911.

Storm damage

Storm damage is described, not adjusted.

Commercial loss intake

Commercial losses collect the site and a callback for your team.

Saved for your team

Your services. Your questions. Your callback.

Appointment booking is coming soon. Ava does not book during the call, and she does not transfer the live call.

  • Caller and affected property
  • Type of damage
  • When it happened
  • Whether anyone is still in danger

Clear limits

4voip does not assess safety, determine insurance coverage, or dispatch emergency responders.

Set Ava up for the next restoration call.

Describe the business, then call her before a customer does.