For tilers
Bathrooms, kitchen floors, splashbacks: Sayora answers while you're on your knees with a trowel, captures the job and the sizes, and texts you the lead before the adhesive skins.
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Yesterday
📞 New call · 5.31pm
Morag Innes · 07700 900845
Full bathroom tiling at 7 Blackford Hill Rise: walls and floor, tiles already bought and on site. Plumber finishes Friday. Wants you the week after if possible.
Listen: sayora.ai/c/ghi345
Today
📞 New call · just now
Tom Cairney · 07700 900168
Kitchen floor at 31 Meadowplace Road, roughly 15 square metres, porcelain, subfloor is fresh screed. Also asking about a splashback while you're there. Ring back after 4.
Listen: sayora.ai/c/jkl678
Half a wall of porcelain up and the adhesive going off. Stopping now costs you the batch and the level line. The phone rings: a full bathroom, walls and floor.
Full bathroom tiling typically runs £800 to £1,200. The adhesive sets fine; the job sets with another tiler.
A bathroom fitter you've worked with before rings: his tiler's let him down for next week and he needs walls and floors on two jobs. You're grouting with both hands.
Trade relationships run on being reachable. He can't wait for tonight, so his next call is the next tiler, twice over.
A homeowner rings about a kitchen floor, about 15 square metres of porcelain, a job that typically prices around £800. You're at the dinner table.
They're ringing down a list from a local Facebook group. Whoever answers tonight walks the job tomorrow.
Hi, you've reached Merrick Tiling. I'm Sayora, the AI receptionist. Davie's mid-wall just now, but I can take it all down. What's the job?
We're having the bathroom redone and need the tiling: all the walls and the floor. The plumber finishes this Friday.
Good timing to ring, then. Have you bought tiles already, or is that still to choose?
Bought and sitting in the hall. Big format ones for the walls, and a sort of slate-look porcelain for the floor.
Davie will be pleased they're on site. Large format takes a bit more setting out, so he'll want a quick look before pricing. Roughly what size is the bathroom?
Normal family bathroom, maybe two metres by two and a half.
Perfect. He could look tomorrow at five, price it on the spot, and if Friday goes to plan, start early next week. Shall I book the visit?
Yes please. Morag Innes, 7 Blackford Hill Rise.
Booked for tomorrow at five, Morag. Confirmation's coming by text, and Davie will ring if the day shifts. He'll have a price for you at the door.
The wall stays true. One text: full bathroom, walls and floor, large-format tiles on site, plumber done Friday, look-over tomorrow at five.
Mixed adhesive doesn't pause. She takes every call so you never trade a straight wall for a new enquiry.
Walls, floors or both, roughly how many square metres, tiles bought or needed, what the surface is now. Your callback starts with the picture drawn.
Fitters, plumbers and builders passing you work get handled as trade, with dates and site details captured and flagged in your text.
She offers your real availability, books the measure-up mid-call, and texts the customer a confirmation from your business name.
Tile-warehouse sales pitches and lead resellers get turned away politely, before they reach you mid-batch.
Everything Sayora does, unlimited minutes, cancel anytime. One recovered job pays for months of her.
Only to your rules. Many tilers price per square metre, around £50 a square metre in labour is typical nationally, and if you give her your rates she can quote small, well-defined jobs like splashbacks and book them. Anything with setting-out risk, she books the look-over instead.
That work exists because you're easy to hand a job to. She answers trade calls properly (dates, sizes, site details, who to ring back) and flags them in your text, so the fitter who needs next week covered gets an answer today, from you rather than the next tiler on his list.
She says so honestly, takes their details, and texts you the question so you ring back with the answer. She never guesses at trim colours or adhesive choices; that's your craft, not hers.
She books into the slots you make available, and you set those knowing your cure times and the plumber's finish dates. She won't promise a start date you haven't offered; she manages the caller until you confirm.
No. Yours stays where it is. You get a dedicated UK number for Sayora and forward calls whenever your hands are full of trowel, or all the time. The divert is yours to control.
£49 a month on early access, unlimited minutes, no contract, cancel anytime. One captured bathroom covers most of a year.
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