A homeowner asks when the crew will arrive.
We identify the project, capture the question, and follow the approved project-manager or field-team routing path.
Virtual receptionists for general contractors
Dedicated Office answers new project inquiries, qualifies the opportunity, books consultations, and routes active-job calls to the right person. Your office stays organized while owners, estimators, and crews stay focused in the field.
Plano, TX · Property owner
Property-service customer proof
“What would I do without everyone at DOS? I can tell you, DROWN! Thank you so much—you and everyone always go above and beyond.”
Foundation repair companyNorth Dallas · Dedicated Office customer
Relevant category experience
Our client portfolio includes roofing, painting, waterproofing, property management, and other project-driven businesses. That experience helps us separate new work, active-job questions, and time-sensitive calls.
A day in the life
We identify the project, capture the question, and follow the approved project-manager or field-team routing path.
We confirm the location, project type, approximate scope, timeline, and decision stage before scheduling the right consultation.
We capture the company, project, request, and callback details—then route the caller without interrupting everyone in the field.
The caller gets a professional answer while interest is high, and your team starts tomorrow with complete notes and a clear next step.
The cost of a slow response
A missed contractor call can be a new remodel inquiry, an existing client waiting for an answer, or a trade partner holding up the next step. We will not pretend every call has the same dollar value—your numbers tell the real story.
of phone leads converted during the call in Invoca's analysis of more than 60 million phone conversations across industries.
View the sourceUse your own numbers
Transparent opportunity math is more useful than an unsupported “average cost per missed call.”
Modern call routing
Project and service inquiries
Fresh campaign leads
Reactivation opportunities
Active-project questions
Use a simple path or a detailed call tree built around the way your company operates.
Calendar updated
CRM notes added
Right person notified
Client proof: technology that works
Russ Ward shares how Mike Lodispoto helps clients understand new tools, close knowledge gaps, and put better systems to work.
Russ WardDedicated Office client · Direct video testimonial
Your tools stay connected
Book consultations, add notes, and notify the right person in the tools your team already uses.
Before you hand over the phone
We learn your project types, terminology, service area, caller groups, and answers. Questions that require an estimator, superintendent, or project manager go to the right person.
Yes. Separate intake paths can identify new opportunities, existing clients, subcontractors, suppliers, inspections, billing questions, warranty requests, and urgent jobsite issues.
Yes. Your team chooses the questions and rules. We can collect location, property type, project category, approximate scope, timeline, decision stage, and other approved details while preserving a professional caller experience.
We answer only from information your company approves. Anything requiring a site visit, estimate, code interpretation, or professional judgment is routed to the correct person with complete notes.
Yes. Scheduling can follow ZIP codes, service zones, project types, estimator availability, drive-time buffers, commercial or residential rules, and any appointment limits you define.
Yes. You can use human receptionists, Voice AI, or both. Voice AI can add quick response capacity after hours while complex project calls move to the human team.
The next project call is already on its way
Answer more opportunities, book the right consultations, and keep active-project calls connected.