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She answers while you're in the consumer unit.

You can't text back from a live board — and the landlord with a compliance deadline is already messaging the next spark.

The electrician's pack knows the questions this trade actually gets: EICR certificates and what they cost, fuse board upgrades, extra sockets, EV chargers — priced from your list, in writing. It knows a landlord with four flats from a homeowner with one socket, and it books the call-out while you finish the job that's paying you now.

What she does

EICR and certificates. Landlord and agent questions answered with your real prices and turnaround.
Urgency triage. A dead board reaches you now; the extra socket books itself for next week.
Portfolios remembered. The agent with nine properties never re-explains which flat is which.
Call-outs in the diary. Your booking link, at the right moment, 24/7.

The two rules that keep this trade safe

If a job isn't on your price list she doesn't estimate — she books the look. And anything that sounds like a live hazard (burning smell, exposed conductors, tripping that won't reset) is treated as urgent, escalated to you immediately, with emergency services advised where appropriate.

A specimen conversation

CustomerNeed EICRs for 2 flats in BL3, both 2-bed. Price and how fast? ReceptionistEICR for a 2-bed flat is £120 each, certificate issued within 48 hours of inspection. For two on the same visit we can do both the same morning. Shall I book you in? CustomerYes, earliest you have. ReceptionistHere's the booking link with this week's earliest slots — pick what suits and both flats are covered in one visit.

Two EICRs · Booking link sent · 08:12

Where it is today — honestly

Text answering is live in production. Voice is in final testing. The electrician's knowledge pack ships with the EICR/compliance question set — your prices, your turnaround times, your service area filled in at onboarding.

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