GHL CRM Setup and Automation
Pipelines, workflows, follow-up sequences and reporting built around how your team actually sells.
Learn moreWhen the power is out or a breaker keeps tripping, the homeowner calls electricians down the list until one answers. When they want a panel upgrade or an EV charger, they get three quotes and pick the one who followed up. We build GoHighLevel to win both: every call answered, every estimate chased.
Electricians who need every call answered, service calls booked in arrival windows and panel, EV charger and generator estimates chased until signed.
Inside: a 9-stage pipeline and 6 workflows (Speed to lead, Missed call text back, Service call reminders, Estimate follow-up, Permit updates, Generator service reminders), plus forms, a booking calendar and a review request.
From $297. Install it yourself, have us install it, or have us tailor it with a website.
See the snapshot and optionsPipelines, workflows, follow-up sequences and reporting built around how your team actually sells.
Learn moreAI agents that answer calls, qualify leads, book appointments and hand off to humans inside GHL.
Learn moreFixed-price instant reply and missed-call text-back, live in about two weeks.
Learn moreYes. Your field service software keeps dispatch, jobs and invoices. GoHighLevel handles the lead response, booking requests, estimate follow-up, reminders and reviews around it, and we connect the two where an integration or API is available so a booked or completed job triggers the right message.
The same day with the estimate and a short note on what is included, a few days later with financing options for bigger jobs such as panels and generators, and before the date the homeowner said they would decide. If a large estimate goes quiet, the owner gets a task to call. The sequence stops as soon as the job is signed or lost.
Yes. An AI voice agent answers, asks whether there is no power, a burning smell or sparking, takes the address and pages the on-call electrician. Non-emergency calls get a booking link for the next available arrival window.
Service work runs long. An arrival window such as 8 to 10 or 12 to 2, plus an on-the-way text when the tech leaves the previous job, sets the right expectation and cuts the calls asking where the electrician is.
Yes. Commercial work leans on a bid pipeline for general contractors and property managers, with bid due dates, follow-up after submission and relationship tracking. Many contractors run both pipelines side by side.
A 30-minute call is enough to tell you what we would do first and what it would cost.
No pitch deck. We look at your current setup and tell you what we would do and what it would cost.Need more than GoHighLevel? Yotomations, our parent company, also builds AI agents, custom software and websites.