For electricians
Stop losing jobs to voicemail.
No power is not a job somebody rings back about. They ring the next sparky on the list.
About two minutes · On your own phone · It is a demo, so do not book a real job
Halfway into a roof cavity with a torch in your teeth. The phone is in the ute and it may as well be in another suburb.
Say a trade business takes 40 calls a week and 10 of them ring out. If four in ten of those would have booked at $350 a job, that is roughly $72,800 a year of work going to whoever picked up.
An illustration, not a forecast. Your numbers will differ.
Power out, safety switch tripping, new points and lights, switchboard upgrades, fault finding, ceiling fans. A good share of it is somebody with no power ringing every electrician they can find until one answers.
A burning smell, exposed wiring, a switchboard arcing, no power to a house with someone on medical equipment. ProForge treats those as emergencies and texts them to you the moment the call ends, rather than booking them for Thursday.
$100/ week + GST
Includes up to 1,000 call minutes a month.
Billed monthly in advance: $433 plus GST ($476.30 incl GST). First week free for our first 20 founding tradies: you save a card, we charge nothing for 7 days, and the monthly billing starts after that unless you cancel. No lock-in, cancel anytime. Cancelling stops the next charge. On a $350 job, two booked jobs a month cover it.
Ready to put it on your own number?
Start my free weekThe next page says which phones it works on and what happens to your card.
- Will it treat a dead switchboard as urgent?
- That's what it's built to do, and you see every call. No power, burning smells and anything the caller describes as sparking or hot get flagged as an emergency and texted to you the moment the call ends, rather than booked in like a new power point.
- Can it handle rental compliance and safety check enquiries?
- Yes. It takes the address and what needs checking, and books the visit like any other job.
- What if the caller does not know what is wrong?
- Most do not. It asks what has stopped working and writes down what they say, which is usually enough for you to know roughly what you are walking into.
About two minutes · On your own phone · It is a demo, so do not book a real job