Every call you miss is a job someone else gets paid for. Solaris answers on the first ring, day or night, and books the estimate straight onto your calendar.


We used to lose at least one job a week just from being on a ladder when the phone rang. Now it never rings out. It's booked estimates on our calendar I didn't even know came in.


Storm season used to mean missed calls all day. The AI answers every single one and books the estimate before I even see my phone.
Homeowners don't leave a message. They call the next name on the list. Every unanswered ring is a job that goes to whoever picked up. That's not a work-ethic problem. That's a phone problem. I fix the phone.
Here's where the jobs actually go missing, and how each one gets fixed.
You can't run a nail gun and a sales call at the same time. So the call goes unanswered, and the homeowner just moves to the next contractor on their list.
Homeowners search and call after dinner, on weekends, whenever the panic hits. Voicemail feels like a dead end, so they call your competitor next.
A new lead or an old quote sits in a text thread while the job gets busy. By the time you call back, they've already hired someone.
No guessing how many jobs you almost lost. It's all in the report, sent to you every month.
No calendar or phone setup on your end. I handle all of it. Your only job is showing up to the estimate.
Cedar Ridge was missing four to six calls a day between job sites, and most never called back. Within the first month on Solaris, they booked 27 estimates that used to go straight to voicemail. The crew never had to stop working to make it happen.


I was skeptical an AI could sound normal on the phone. It does. Customers don't even ask if it's real. They just book.


Weekends used to be a black hole for calls. Now I get a text Monday morning with three estimates already on the books.

Best part isn't even the calls I don't miss anymore. It's the follow-up. Old quotes that went cold are getting booked again.
Pick a time. I'll show you how many calls you're actually missing, and let you hear the AI answer live. Not a fit? I'll tell you straight.
