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An AI CSR team for home services, built to your own playbook

From the first “how much?” through the site visit, the compare weeks and the build-stage check-ins, one team runs the whole chain. Structure, pricing, and contracts go back to your people.

Home-services deals leak at five points

No step collapses; each one leaks. From first enquiry to first day on site, customers slip away in five places.

  1. STEP 01 · Enquiry:Price comes first, always
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    STEP 01 · Enquiry

    Price comes first, always

    Scope, size, materials — no one-line answer. Reply slowly and they are calling the next firm.

  2. STEP 02 · Measure booking:No visit, no accurate quote
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    STEP 02 · Measure booking

    No visit, no accurate quote

    A quote is only real after a measurement. Ask while they are warm, or start over.

  3. STEP 03 · Quote & compare:Three firms at once
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    STEP 03 · Quote & compare

    Three firms at once

    Quiet for weeks after the proposal. Follow-up stops by the third try; the long tail dies there.

  4. STEP 04 · On site & extras:The build starts and nobody answers
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    STEP 04 · On site & extras

    The build starts and nobody answers

    Designers and site managers are on site all day. Check-ins come last.

  5. STEP 05 · Handover:Handover, then silence
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    STEP 05 · Handover

    Handover, then silence

    Repeat work rides on rapport. The person leaves, the relationship goes.

The four stages, in home services

Stages don’t change; your house rules do — who takes the first enquiry, how visits get booked, when a quote is real, what only a human may say.

  1. 01

    Codify

    Your quoting rules, booking language and add-on explanations become an SOP — company property, not one designer’s memory.

  2. 02

    Scale

    Site-visit booking, build check-ins and materials Q&A are separate roles; a lead agent routes between them along your process.

  3. 03

    Compound

    Rules and promises are reviewed before launch. After launch, problem conversations feed back — one fix reaches everyone.

  4. 04

    Handoff

    You draw the line on structure, discounts and signing. Cross it and that customer goes back to a human, unnoticed.

Custom does not mean built from scratch. The engine is shared; the business logic is yours — your rules, roles, standards and boundaries.

The customer never notices, because takeover is a rule

One configuration runs the chain from first enquiry to booked visit. Cross the line and that one customer goes back to a human.

  • No measure, no quote

    No measurement, no quoting stage. Each stage carries its own goal, language and exit conditions, set to your process.

  • Only this customer

    The takeover switch sits on each customer, not on the whole account. Only that conversation moves to a human, unnoticed.

  • Replay every turn

    Reasoning and tool calls are recorded turn by turn, so a conversation can be replayed later.

  • Reviewed before launch

    Deterministic assertions plus model scoring, both passed before launch; a case with no pass condition never gets through.

What we don’t hand to AI

Boundaries aren’t promises. They are rules the system can judge: sensitive-topic limits, what tools may not be called, what forces a takeover.

Rolled floor plans and a folding ruler on a home-renovation drafting table — structure, pricing and contracts stay with people.

Structure

  • Structure:Load-bearing questions go to the design lead. The agent only gathers layout and brief.
  • Pricing:No firm price before a measurement, and no discount from an agent. Pricing rules are fixed.
  • Contracts:Signing, change orders and add-on approvals stay with people. The agent never signs.
A wall of tile and timber samples in a renovation showroom — complaints and schedule disputes go straight to a human, with every turn replayable.

Complaints and delays

  • Complaints and delays:Either one goes straight to a human, with the conversation kept replayable.
  • Your conversation data:We call general-purpose LLM APIs and don’t train models on your conversations.

Four questions we hear most

Our branches quote differently by city — can it keep them apart?

Yes. TOPPP binds each knowledge base to a specific AI sales worker, so every city and product line runs its own workers and quoting rules. A change is saved as a new version, reviewed, then applied — conversations already running switch to it straight away.

Buyers take weeks to decide. Will follow-up annoy them?

How long, how often and when to stop are configured as stages in your SOP. TOPPP keeps the full context, so the next message picks up where the last one ended instead of asking everything again.

Leads arrive by website chat and several messaging accounts. Can one team take them all?

Yes. TOPPP runs one configuration across the one-to-one channels your customers already use to reach you — your website chat, your WeCom and social accounts. When the same customer switches channel, the context follows.

We already run a CRM. Can the leads it captures land there?

Yes. TOPPP can connect to the CRM you already use; the supported scope and boundary are something we walk through against your setup in the demo.

Bring your quoting rules — watch them become a team

A demo takes about 30 minutes and covers only your business:

  1. 01Turn your first-enquiry and site-visit language into an SOP that can run
  2. 02Walk the follow-up chain around the measurement, including a takeover
  3. 03Run both ledgers on your lead volume: first-response, measure-booking and follow-up reply rates

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