Smashed Window Message On Facebook? Your AI receptionist Replied In Seconds.

Glazing enquiries on Facebook split into urgent broken windows and planned replacements. Both need a fast reply. Your AI receptionist captures the details, assesses urgency, and sends one professional response within seconds.

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A homeowner in Roundhay messages your Facebook page on a Sunday afternoon: 'Hi, we've had a football go through our living room window. It's a double glazed unit, about 1.2m x 1m. We've taped cardboard over it but it's not great. Any chance someone could come this week to measure up for a replacement? Or if it's an emergency service that would be even better.' with your AI receptionist, a reply goes out within seconds: 'Hi, thanks for the message — sorry about the window! We've noted the details and the size. We'll call you shortly to discuss whether we can get someone out today or arrange the earliest visit this week.' Because the window is broken (security risk), the lead is flagged as urgent. Your phone rings. You arrange a same-day boarding and measure-up for the replacement glass.

How It Works

1

Facebook Message About Glass Damage

Broken windows, blown units, new door glazing — messages come through Facebook with photos attached. Your AI receptionist captures the details.

2

Your AI receptionist sends One Professional Reply

Within seconds, one reply acknowledges the message. Broken windows and security risks are flagged as urgent and escalated.

3

Lead Captured, You Follow Up Personally

Window sizes, damage type, and photos are delivered to you. You call back and arrange the visit.

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