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134 trades in 16 groups
Home services & trades
Emergency calls at 2am, and a caller who dials the next number if nobody picks up.
- Appliance Repair
- Concrete & Masonry
- Demolition Contractors
- Drywall & Plastering
- Electricians
- Excavation Contractors
- Fencing
- Flooring
- Framing Contractors
- Garage Door
- General Contractors
- Handyman Services
- HVAC
- Insulation Contractors
- Locksmiths
- Painters
- Pest Control
- Plumbers
- Pool Service
- Roofers
- Welding Services
- Window Installation

Cleaning
Recurring work, quoted by square footage and frequency before anyone visits.

Landscaping & outdoor
Seasonal, weather-driven, and half the year's revenue booked in a six-week window.

Restoration & emergency
The call comes in wet, and the job goes to whoever answers first.

Moving, hauling & storage
Quotes that depend on volume, access and stairs, asked for on the phone.

Auto
A customer without a car, calling from the roadside or the waiting room.

Beauty & personal care
A chair that only earns while it is full, and a phone nobody can answer mid-service.

Health & medical
Intake questions that have to be asked the same way every time.
80% of callers don't leave a voicemail.
They call the next business on the list.
Source: Forbes. Other published estimates range from 67% to 86%.

Fitness & movement
Trial classes, memberships and schedules, asked about at every hour.

Food & drink
Hours, reservations and catering orders, during the rush.

Events
One date, one deposit, and a lead that goes cold in a day.

Professional services
New-client intake that decides whether the matter is worth taking.

Real estate & property
Tenants, showings and maintenance requests arriving on the same line.

Pets
Bookings that need the animal's size, breed and temperament before you can quote.

Education & childcare
Parents calling during the school day, when nobody is at the desk.

Tech & security
An outage call that has to be triaged before it reaches an engineer.