# The AI receptionist for kitchen and bath remodelers that fills your design calendar An AI receptionist for kitchen and bath remodelers answers every call 24/7 in your company’s name. It asks whether the project is a kitchen, a primary bath, a hall bath or both, the scope, the budget range and the timeline, then books a showroom visit or in-home design consultation, or texts you the lead. Your designers spend their time designing. ## Why kitchen and bath remodelers miss calls - **Designers get pulled away from clients:** Your designer is walking a couple through cabinet door styles and quartz samples when the phone rings. Answering interrupts a sale in progress, and ignoring it risks losing the next kitchen before it ever starts. - **Not every caller is ready for a full remodel:** Some callers want a new vanity, some want a gut renovation with a layout change, and some are just starting to dream. Without asking about scope and budget, your consultation slots fill with people who are not ready. - **Active projects generate constant calls:** Mid-project, clients call about cabinet delivery, countertop templating, tile selection and when the plumber is coming back. Those calls matter, but they compete with new leads for the same phone line. ## Calls Vocenya answers for kitchen and bath remodelers - Full kitchen remodel inquiries - Primary and hall bathroom remodels - Tub-to-shower conversions - Cabinet refacing and countertop replacement - Showroom visit requests - Active client questions about delivery and schedule - Aging-in-place and accessible bathroom upgrades ## How does an AI receptionist help kitchen and bath remodelers win more projects? Kitchen and bath projects are high value, and homeowners usually talk to a few companies before choosing. The company that answers quickly, understands the project and books a design consultation has the advantage. The receptionist does that on every call, 24/7, asking about the room, scope, layout changes, budget range and timeline, then booking a showroom visit or in-home consultation. Your designer walks in already knowing the project and the homeowner’s goals. ## Can it qualify budget and scope without scaring people off? Yes. You write the questions and the tone. The receptionist asks about budget and scope conversationally, the way a good showroom coordinator would, and never pressures. If a caller only needs a small update, like a new vanity or countertop, it can book a shorter appointment or refer them to a partner. Your full design consultations stay open for homeowners who are ready for a full remodel. Every caller still leaves the conversation with a clear next step. ## How does it handle calls from clients in the middle of a remodel? When a current client calls about cabinet delivery, countertop templating or a change to their tile selection, the receptionist captures the request and texts or emails it to their project manager. Urgent problems, like a leak after the plumber connected the new sink, can be warm transferred straight to your team with the summary attached. Clients feel looked after, and your designers stay focused on new projects. Project managers see every request in writing, so nothing gets lost between the showroom and the job site. ## Can it answer questions about the showroom and design process? Yes, from your website and notes. It can share showroom hours, whether visits are by appointment, how your design process works, what brands of cabinets and fixtures you carry, and typical project timelines you provide. It never makes up lead times or prices. When a caller wants specifics, it books time with a designer who can walk them through the options in person. The homeowner gets accurate information every time, whether they call at lunchtime or late on a Sunday night while browsing kitchen photos. ## Frequently asked questions ### Can the AI receptionist give remodeling prices? You decide. Many kitchen and bath companies share a general starting range for kitchens and baths, then explain that final pricing depends on layout, cabinetry and finishes. Others prefer to discuss budget only at the consultation. The receptionist follows whichever approach you write down. ### Can it book both showroom and in-home appointments? Yes. You set availability for each appointment type, such as showroom visits on Saturdays and in-home consultations on weekday evenings. It offers the right options based on what the caller wants and books directly into Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, Jobber or Housecall Pro on the Growth and Pro plans. ### Can it handle aging-in-place bathroom calls? Yes. When a caller mentions grab bars, a curbless shower, a walk-in tub or a parent moving in, it can ask about mobility needs and timeline in a respectful way, then book a consultation. Those details go into your summary so your designer can plan an accessible layout. ### What if someone wants to talk to a designer right away? It can warm transfer the call to your showroom or a designer’s phone with the summary attached. With GH Live, from $3.50 per call, a trained human agent can take over instead, so the caller never has to repeat themselves. ### How much does it cost? Plans start at $49 a month. Most kitchen and bath companies choose Growth at $249 for calendar booking, warm transfers and recordings, or Pro at $499 for multiple locations and speed-to-lead. Every plan has a 14-day free trial and no contract. You can cancel any time. --- Source: https://vocenya.com/industries/kitchen-and-bath-remodelers Vocenya, powered by GH Business Solutions. Plans from $49/month with a 14-day free trial: https://vocenya.com/pricing