Calls Plumbie caught that no one else could.
Since Plumbie started answering, plumbers stop losing jobs to a ringing phone. Here's the proof — from the numbers to the crews who lived it.
By the numbers
What happens when no call goes unanswered.
Case studies
Plumbers who stopped losing calls.
Three crews. Three cities. One thing in common — the phone stopped costing them money.
Brooklyn was missing roughly 1 in 3 after-hours calls. After Plumbie went live, every one of them turned into a booked — and billed — job.
Pipeworks' two-person front desk was drowning in ringing phones. Plumbie triaged every call and handed clean leads to dispatch, freeing them to quote faster.
FlowFix ran a one-man shop on weekends. Plumbie answered every Saturday and Sunday call, and booked them straight into Monday's schedule.
The math
One saved job pays for the whole year.
1 missed emergency ≈ $400
A single burst pipe you didn't pick up costs more than a year of Plumbie.
Most plumbers break even in week one
Capture just two after-hours calls and the service has paid for itself.
Zero missed calls, on record
Every caller is logged — even the ones who'd never have left a voicemail.
Be the next case study.
Put Plumbie on your line and watch your missed calls hit zero — usually within the first day.