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How it works

You can't answer the phone when you're on a job. RingAssist can.

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Forward Your Calls

Keep your existing number. Set up call forwarding once and RingAssist picks up when you're in a trench or programming a controller across town.

2

AI Answers & Books

A natural-sounding AI answers, captures the system type (drip, rotary, spray), zone count, problem (leak, broken head, no pressure), and property size — then books an appointment on your behalf.

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You Get the Job Details

Customer name, address, system details, number of zones, and preferred time slot — all in a clean summary. Accept or reject the job when you're ready.

Hear It Yourself

Sounds Natural Like Your Own Receptionist

Listen to an actual call handled by RingAssist. No scripts, no robotic voice — just a natural conversation that books the job.

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An irrigation tech's phone rings most when they're outdoors on an install.

You're laying pipe in a trench, adjusting rotary heads across a sprawling property, or programming a controller in a garage. That's exactly when homeowners and property managers are calling about broken zones and new installs. By the time you wash your hands and check your phone, they've already called someone else.

3x call volume during spring startup season vs. off-season
$650+ average revenue from a sprinkler repair or new zone install
45 min average response window before a mainline break customer calls someone else

The easiest way to grow your irrigation business is to answer every call.

A typical irrigation tech's day (spring/summer)
6 – 7 AM
Loading truck, pulling materials for the day
1 call comes in
7 AM – 12 PM
On-site: trenching, laying pipe, setting heads
3-5 calls missed
Peak call hours
12 – 1 PM
Lunch break — check missed calls
Too late. They already called someone else.
1 – 6 PM
Afternoon installs, controller programming, same cycle
2-3 more calls missed

Why RingAssist is built for irrigation contractors

Generic answering services don't understand irrigation. RingAssist does.

Knows irrigation terminology

It understands the difference between rotary heads and spray nozzles, knows what zones, valves, controllers, backflow preventers, and winterization mean, and asks the right follow-up questions about system type and coverage area.

Triages by urgency

A geyser from a broken mainline is more urgent than a seasonal tune-up request. RingAssist flags active leaks and flooding so you can prioritize the calls that need immediate attention.

Books around seasonal rush

Spring startups and fall winterizations pack your schedule tight. RingAssist books appointments into your available windows so you're not double-booked between a backflow test and a new zone install.

Blocks spam, keeps real leads

Landscape supply sales calls, SEO cold calls, and telemarketers never reach you. Only real customers with real irrigation problems get through.

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from $47 /mo

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What's included

  • AI answers calls 24/7
  • Call screening & spam blocking
  • Automatic appointment scheduling
  • Job details & clean summaries
  • Keep your existing phone number
  • Quick replies & follow-ups
  • Reports & call analytics
  • Cancel anytime, no contracts

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to change my irrigation company's phone number?

No. You keep your existing business number. Just set up call forwarding and RingAssist picks up when you're on a job site or after hours.

Can it handle the spring startup rush when everyone calls at once?

Yes. RingAssist handles unlimited concurrent calls. During spring startup season when every homeowner wants their system turned on the same week, every call gets answered — no hold times, no voicemail.

Does it know how to handle winterization scheduling calls?

Absolutely. You customize the intake questions. Most irrigation contractors set it to ask about system size, number of zones, backflow type, and preferred scheduling window for blowouts.

Can it troubleshoot zone issues over the phone?

It's not a technician, but it asks the right diagnostic questions — which zone, what's happening (no water, low pressure, flooding), head type, and whether the controller shows an error. You get enough detail to show up prepared.

Will it capture details for new install estimates?

Yes. It asks about property size, lawn and landscaping layout, existing water source, number of zones needed, and the customer's timeline — so you can prepare an accurate estimate before the site visit.

Does it work for commercial irrigation properties?

Yes. Whether it's an HOA common area, a commercial office park, or a sports field, RingAssist captures the property details and routes the call summary to you the same way it handles residential calls.

Will homeowners know they're talking to AI?

Most don't. RingAssist uses a natural, friendly voice that sounds like a trained office receptionist. A homeowner with a flooded yard just wants someone to pick up — and it does.

What if I'm between jobs and want to take the call myself?

RingAssist only picks up when you don't. If you answer first, it stays out of the way. You're always in control.

Stop losing irrigation jobs to voicemail

Every missed call is a $300-$2,500 job that goes to another contractor. Start your free trial and let RingAssist handle the phone.

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