Missed-call text-back in seconds
The #1 fix for this trade: every missed caller gets an instant text asking whether the door is stuck open or closed.
A car trapped in the garage is an emergency to your customer, and Google is full of competitors. Whoever replies first usually gets the job. We text back every missed call in seconds and send same-day booking links automatically.
National averages from Angi / HomeAdvisor cost data.2,3
Example message we'd set up
Where garage door companies lose jobs
Only 52% of callers to home service businesses get to speak with a person (Invoca, 2026).1 Here's where that hurts garage door companies most.
A broken spring or a door stuck open is urgent. If you don't answer, the customer taps the next listing on Google Maps.
Garage door searches show many companies side by side. Reviews and response speed decide who gets the call.
Doors fail at night and on weekends too, when nobody is answering the office phone.
A replacement averages about $2,500, and annual tune-ups are easy repeat work, but neither happens without follow-up.
What we set up for you
Done for you: we build it, connect it to your phone, website and calendar, test it with you, and run it. No new software to learn.
The #1 fix for this trade: every missed caller gets an instant text asking whether the door is stuck open or closed.
Customers get a link to grab a same-day slot from your calendar, with reminders so your tech isn't kept waiting.
Answers after-hours calls, books the visit, and flags true emergencies to you.
Every finished job triggers a review request. More fresh reviews means more calls from the Maps results.
New door quotes get friendly follow-ups until the homeowner decides.
Past customers get a yearly tune-up and safety-check offer that fills slow weeks.
Real examples
Every message is written in your business's voice and approved by you before anything goes live. Marketing texts only go to customers who have agreed to receive them; everyone else gets email.
Review request · after the job
Quote follow-up · new door
Annual reminder · past customers
The math
Example assumptions: 8 missed calls a week from new potential customers (not existing customers or spam), 45% of phone leads booking (Invoca, 2026)1 and the national average repair value.2 Winning back just 30% of those callers is about $1,217/month. And a single lost big-ticket job ($2,500) costs about 8 months of our Missed-Call Rescue plan.
Simple pricing
Month-to-month, cancel anytime. Text and call usage is billed at cost, with no markup.
Text-back, instant lead replies, reviews, weekly report.
$297/mo
Free setupAdds the 24/7 AI receptionist, booking and quote follow-up.
$697/mo
Setup free for founding clientsMulti-truck and multi-location teams, custom workflows.
from$1,497/mo
Founding client offer: the first 5 businesses get the $997 Booked-Jobs setup free, in exchange for an honest case study.
Garage Doors questions
More questions? See the full FAQ or ask us on the call.
Book a free call →Yes. The text-back includes a link to your calendar showing same-day slots, and the customer gets an automatic confirmation and reminder.
68% of consumers only use businesses rated 4 stars or higher, and 87% use Google to read reviews (BrightLocal, 2025). Asking every customer right after the job is the most reliable way to keep fresh, positive reviews coming.
Yes. Property managers and businesses calling about commercial or rolling doors can be flagged and sent straight to you, while homeowners get the standard same-day booking flow.
The national average garage door repair is about $260 and a replacement averages about $2,500 (Angi / HomeAdvisor data). Repairs are frequent, so a few missed calls a week add up quickly.
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