For kitchen & bathroom fitters
A refit means days in one house while your next customers ring around. Sayora answers every enquiry, books the design visit, and texts you the lead between cabinets.
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Yesterday
📞 New call · 6.14pm
Fiona Wark · 07700 900731
Full bathroom refit at 18 Craiglea Drive: new suite, tiling, walk-in shower instead of the bath. Has Pinterest boards ready. Wants a design visit, evenings or Saturday.
Listen: sayora.ai/c/bce789
Today
📞 New call · just now
Neil Aird · 07700 900912
Kitchen refit enquiry at 44 Ravelston Dykes: units, worktops and floor, roughly 12 cabinets. Already has appliances. Wants it done before Christmas. Ring back after 6.
Listen: sayora.ai/c/dfg012
Day three of a kitchen install. You're template-checking a worktop with the customer hovering. Your phone rings in the hall: a full kitchen enquiry, roughly 12 cabinets.
An average new kitchen runs around £10,550 all in. You can't take the call in a customer's house, and the caller knows three other fitters.
Both hands supporting a basin while the silicone sets. A landlady rings about a bathroom refit in a flat between tenants: suite, tiling, the lot, average job around £7,000.
Void periods are short and landlords decisive. She books the first fitter who answers with a straight yes.
A couple has spent the weekend in kitchen showrooms and wants an independent fitter to beat the big-brand install quote. They ring Sunday evening while it's fresh.
Showroom momentum fades by Tuesday. Whoever answers Sunday night gets the walkthrough, and usually the £3,500 fitting job.
Hi, you've reached Rowanfield Kitchens & Bathrooms. I'm Sayora, the AI receptionist. Stevie's mid-install today, but I can get everything moving. What's the project?
We want the bathroom completely redone. New suite, new tiles, and we'd like to swap the bath for a proper walk-in shower.
A full refit, lovely. Is it the only bathroom in the house? It changes how Stevie plans the work so you're not without facilities.
There's a downstairs loo, so we'd survive. How long does it usually take?
For a full refit with tiling, usually one to two weeks depending on what he finds. He'd confirm at the design visit, where he measures up and talks through suites and tiles. Evenings or a Saturday, which suits?
Saturday morning would be ideal.
He keeps Saturday mornings for exactly this. Can I take your name and address? And if you've got photos or a Pinterest board, send them over, he loves a head start.
Fiona Wark, 18 Craiglea Drive. I have an entire board, I warn you.
The bigger the board the better the bathroom. You're booked for Saturday at ten, Fiona; confirmation's on its way to your phone now.
The template fits. One text: full bathroom refit, bath to walk-in shower, second loo in the house, design visit Saturday 10am.
You're in customers' homes all day, where taking calls looks bad and stopping work costs time. She answers everything, everywhere, without you leaving the room.
Kitchen or bathroom, full refit or update, roughly how many units, tiling included, appliances bought or needed, target dates. Your callback starts informed.
She offers your evening and Saturday slots, books the visit mid-call, and texts the customer a confirmation from your business name.
Mid-project customers and snagging calls get recognised, reassured and flagged properly, protecting the reviews your next jobs come from.
Appliance-warranty pitches and lead-gen resellers get shut down politely before they interrupt a fit.
Everything Sayora does, unlimited minutes, cancel anytime. One recovered job pays for months of her.
No, and she tells callers why: every refit is priced from a design visit and a measure. What she does is scope it properly (rooms, units, tiling, appliances, dates) and book the visit, so your quote lands on an informed footing. If you publish a day rate or a fitting-only rate, she can share it.
More than ever. She tells callers your honest lead time, and the serious ones, planning a kitchen for Christmas, say, will happily wait for a fitter who runs an organised book. The ones who won't wait weren't your customers anyway. Your pipeline stays full without you touching the phone.
They get recognised by name and treated like the priority they are. A 'when are you back tomorrow?' gets answered if you've told her the plan; a snag gets captured in detail and flagged. Nothing sours a five-star job like an unanswered phone during it.
Yes. Showroom staff, plumbers passing work over, and merchants get handled as trade: quick, specific, straight into your text summary with a callback number.
No. Yours stays on the van and everywhere it's printed. You get a dedicated UK number for Sayora and forward calls whenever you're fitting, or around the clock. You control the divert.
£49 a month on early access, unlimited minutes, no contract. One captured refit enquiry pays for years of it.
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Sayora's live by tomorrow and takes about an hour to set up. £49 a month on early access, unlimited minutes, no contract. Book 15 minutes with Jacob and hear her book a design visit for a business like yours.
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