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AI receptionist for electricians · New York, NY

New York electricians: answer every call, even when you're on the job.

Riley picks up your New York electrical contractor's calls when you can't, finds out what the customer needs and makes sure the job comes to you — in New York and across New York.

Works with any New York business number — (212), (347), (646), (718), (917), (929) and nationwide.

Why New York electricians miss calls

The New York call pattern

Four hard seasons: humid summers, snow and sub-freezing nights in winter, nor'easters and heavy rain in between. Dense boroughs plus Long Island and northern suburbs — most owner-operators work across several ZIPs in a day.

What Riley hears from New York electricians

  • Pre-war panel upgrades and co-op board electrical work
  • Window-AC circuit tripping in July

When calls get missed on a New York electrical contractor

  • You can't answer with live work in front of you
  • Calls stack up during a job
  • Weekend outage calls
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Urgent calls in New York

Emergencies don't wait for voicemail.

  • Sparks, smoke or a burning smell
  • Partial power loss
  • Exposed or damaged wiring
  • No heat during a winter cold snap
  • Flooded basements after a nor'easter
  • Roof leaks after wind damage

Riley flags urgent calls so you see them first and connects the caller to you when they need a person — on a electricians line in New York that's the difference between winning the job and losing it to the next number.

What Riley captures

For a New York electrical contractor

  • What's happening and where in the home
  • Panel size, if they know it
  • Whether it's owned or rented
  • Best time to come out

Example call

Caller: “One of my outlets is sparking.”

Riley: “Okay, I'm flagging that as urgent. What's the address, and is anyone home right now?”

Keep your New York number. Keep your customers.

Forward your existing New York line to Riley with one code. Customers call the same number they always have; Riley answers whenever you can't. $149/month, includes your own Riley phone number, the call minutes she answers, and the AI that runs her.

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Get started

Put Riley on your New York electrical contractor's phone.

Two minutes to sign up. Pay $149 and you get your Riley number right away, plus one code to forward the calls you miss.

Help Riley answer better: hours, services, area (recommended)

Next: $149/month through Stripe. Your Riley number is bought the moment payment goes through and shows on the next screen, with a one-minute code to forward your missed calls. No per-minute fees. Cancel online anytime.

Questions New York electricians ask about Riley

Does Riley cover New York?

Yes — Riley works from any US business phone number, including (212), (347), (646), (718), (917), (929) New York numbers. You forward the calls you miss to Riley; your customers keep dialing the number they already have.

Will Riley know my New York electrical contractor?

She uses what you tell her at signup: services, hours and service area. Add your New York neighborhoods and typical jobs so she captures the right details on every call.

What does Riley cost in New York?

$149/month flat — the same across the country. Includes your own Riley phone number, the call minutes she answers, and the AI that runs her. No per-minute fees, no overage, no contract.

What happens on an emergency call in New York?

Riley flags common electrical contractor emergencies (sparks, smoke or a burning smell; partial power loss) and tries to reach you right away. In New York that also includes no heat during a winter cold snap.

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