On a job
Hi, this is [your name] at [shop]. Sorry I missed your call, I'm on a job right now. What do you need, and what's the address? I can call you back by [time].
YouWhat to text a customer you couldn't answer. Short, polite, and from you. Change the words in brackets and send.
Hi, this is [your name] at [shop]. Sorry I missed your call, I'm on a job right now. What do you need, and what's the address? I can call you back by [time].
YouNothing you type is saved or sent anywhere.
Jump to the one you need.
Four common moments. Each one says who you are, says sorry once, and says when you'll call back.
Hi, this is [your name] at [shop]. Sorry I missed your call, I'm on a job right now. What do you need, and what's the address? I can call you back by [time].
YouHi, it's [your name] at [shop]. Sorry I missed you last night. I'm free to talk this morning. Is [time] good, or would you rather text me the details?
YouHi, this is [your name] at [shop]. Sorry I missed your call. We're booked through [day], but I can come out [day]. Want me to hold that for you?
YouHi [their name], it's [your name] at [shop]. Sorry I missed you. Is this about the [last job], or something new? I can call you back by [time].
YouFour things, in this order. Keep it under three lines.
Hi, it's [your name] at [shop].Who Sorry I missed you last night.Sorry I'm free to talk this morning. Is [time] good,When or would you rather text me the details?Ask
Leave out: a long apology"your call is important to us"linksprices
Offer a real time and ask for the address. A reply that answers both is a job on the calendar.
Hi, this is [your name] at [shop]. Sorry I missed your call. I can be there [day] at [time]. What's the address?
YouWhy it works: one clear time, one easy question.
An auto reply goes out the second the call drops, from no one in particular. Customers can tell. A text from you, a few minutes later, reads like a person, because it is.
We are sorry we missed your call. Your call is important to us. We will get back to you shortly.
Hi, this is [your name] at [shop]. Sorry I missed your call, I'm on a job right now. What do you need, and what's the address? I can call you back by [time].
Want one of these drafted for every missed call, waiting for you to send?
See returning missed calls →Something else on your mind? Ask us on the fit call. No pitch, and we'll say if it isn't a fit.
Book a fit callSkip the long apology. "Hi, this is the owner, sorry I missed you. I'm on a job now and can call back after lunch, or text me what you need."
Yes. It's polite and normal. Follow it with something useful, like when you'll call back, so the customer isn't left waiting.
Name, business, when you'll call back and one way to reach you faster. Short enough that callers listen to the end.
