The numbers
What Trodelo does while your hands are in a panel
Measured on live calls to working electrical contractors — not a demo script.
6m 05s
median hello → estimate in hand
…intake, diagnostic questions and a price, before they hang up.
67%
of job calls get a priced estimate on the call
…not a callback, not a quote request.
1 in 5
conversations land outside 8–5
…evenings, weekends, mid-job — calls that would have hit voicemail.
75%
of job calls include diagnostic questions
…so the electrician arrives knowing the job.
Emergencies
It asks the safety question first
A caller reported a spark behind their breaker panel. Before taking a name, an address, or anything else, this was the next thing said:
“I hear you — that’s definitely something we need to get looked at right away. Before anything else, let me ask: is there any active sparking, smoke, or burning smell happening right now, or is everyone safe at the moment?”
Everyone was safe and the breaker was off. The job was flagged urgent and the on-call team paged — 86 seconds into the call.
The noise
The calls you never hear about
Roughly half of what rings a contractor’s phone was never going to be a customer — and it never stops. Trodelo takes every one of them: it recognises a solicitation, declines it, and documents it for optional follow-up.
250+ / month
average junk calls absorbed
…hang-ups, wrong numbers, robocalls — every one of them answered.
~2–5 / day
average sales solicitations caught
…flagged, documented for optional follow-up.
Disclosure
Nobody could tell
“Sorry, is this an AI?”
Asked 27 seconds in, while reporting a spark behind a breaker panel. The call continued; the job was flagged urgent and the on-call team paged.
“I'm speaking with a real person right now?”
Asked at 18 seconds. Answered honestly, and the caller carried on.
Trodelo answers that question honestly every time it’s asked. It has to — and the calls above are what happens next: people keep going.