The phone system built for home services.

In HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work, the customer with a dead AC or a burst pipe calls down a list and hires whoever answers. fvoip rings your office line and your techs' mobile apps at the same time, so a call that would have hit voicemail at the shop gets picked up from a truck. Outbound calls from the app show your company number, not a tech's personal cell, which keeps the customer relationship with the business. Voicemail that does slip through arrives instantly by email with an AI transcript.

After-hours emergencies are revenue if the call gets through. Business-hours routing flips automatically at close and sends emergency calls to the on-call tech's app, while non-urgent callers hear your hours and a promise of a morning callback, with the transcript waiting in the dispatcher's inbox at open. The on-call schedule changes in a browser, so swapping who carries the after-hours line takes a minute, not a service ticket. e911 is included on every desk phone at the shop.

fvoip runs alongside ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, and Jobber, so dispatch and job records stay where your team already works while the phones just work everywhere. Porting is free, your established local number moves in 3 to 10 business days, and companies leaving carriers like Spectrum Business or Frontier typically cut phone spend 40 to 60 percent. No contracts means a two-truck operation pays 21 dollars a user and a 30-truck company scales the same system without renegotiating anything.