Every missed call is a job your competitor caught.
You can't answer the phone from a roof. Job Catcher texts your missed calls back in seconds, wins you Google reviews after every job, and follows up on every lead — automatically, from your own number.
Go ahead — call that number after hours. Watch what happens when we "miss" your call. That's the product.
A customer calls. You're on a roof.
Service businesses miss 25–40% of their inbound calls — you're up a ladder, in an attic, running a crew. The customer doesn't leave a voicemail. They call the next name on Google.
Seconds later, they get your text.
“This is Mike's Roofing — on a job right now. What do you need? I'll call you right back.” Automatic, instant, from your business number. The customer stops dialing your competitors, because you already answered.
You call back and win the job.
You get an instant alert with their number. Call back on your schedule — the job's still yours. After the work's done, Job Catcher automatically asks the happy customer for a Google review, so the next customer finds you first.
One caught job pays for months.
Service businesses miss 25–40% of inbound calls, and instant text-back recovers 30–60% of those callers into booked work.
For a Central Texas roofer in hail season, one recovered call can be a $12,000+ insurance job. For HVAC in a Texas July, it's the service call that didn't go to the other guy. Job Catcher costs $350/month — the arithmetic isn't subtle.
24/7 missed-call text-back
Every unanswered call gets an instant, personal-sounding text from your business line. Works while you're on a roof, in a crawlspace, or asleep.
Google review engine
Job done → customer automatically gets a review request text. Five-star work deserves five-star proof. Reviews are how contractors win local search — most great crews around here have fewer than 20.
Lead follow-up that never forgets
New inquiries get a polite automatic follow-up sequence, so no lead goes cold in your pocket. Any reply comes straight to you — a human closes, the machine just never drops the ball.
$350/month. Flat. That's it.
No contract. No setup fee. No per-text charges. Cancel any month — though nobody cancels the thing that answers their phone.
The pilot: we install it free for two weeks on your real line. If it catches you a job, we start at $350/month. If it doesn't, we rip it out and shake hands. All the risk is ours.
Job Catcher is built in Belton, Texas and serves contractors across Temple, Belton, Killeen, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove, Salado, and Central Texas — roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fence, concrete, landscaping, and every trade whose phone rings while their hands are full. We answer to the same weather, the same hail season, and the same supply house lines you do.
You'll deal with me — not a call center.
I'm John Hockinson. I spent 18 years running telecom and construction programs — towers, crews, deadlines, the phone ringing while my hands were full — before I started building automation systems. Job Catcher exists because I've beenthe guy who missed the call that mattered. I install it, I test it on your real line, and if something ever breaks, you text me and I fix it. That's the whole customer-service department.
John Hockinson · Founder, Tomorrows Tech AI LLC · Belton, TX · (254) 272-3313
How fast can this be running on my line?
About an hour of setup, and nothing about your phone or number changes — you keep your number, calls ring exactly like they do today. The automation only wakes up when you can't answer.
What does it cost?
$350/month flat. No contract, no setup fee, no per-text nickel-and-diming. One recovered service call typically pays for the month; one recovered roof pays for the year.
What's the free pilot?
We install Job Catcher on your line free for two weeks. If it catches you a job, we start at $350/month. If it doesn't, we rip it out and shake hands. All the risk is ours.
Who's behind it?
TomorrowsTech AI is a Belton, TX company run by John Hockinson — 18 years in telecom and construction operations before building automation systems. We work in the trades' world, not the other way around.
How many jobs called someone else this week?
Two weeks free on your real line. If it catches a job, we go from there. If it doesn't, you lose nothing but the jobs you were already losing.