Stop losing jobs to missed calls and slow follow‑up.
LogiCenter sets up AI call handling, lead capture, and follow‑up for home and property service businesses. We do the setup with you, you approve how it works, and it runs alongside the tools you already have.
Based in Orange County, California. Remote setup available anywhere in the US.
Fictional example. What gets handled automatically, and what waits for you, is agreed before launch.
The work that costs you jobs isn't the work on the truck.
It's the call that went to voicemail while you were on a roof. The estimate request that sat for three days. The customer who never got a follow‑up and booked someone else.
Hiring more office staff is expensive, and most AI tools get sold to owners with nobody to set them up properly. That setup is the work we do.
Where most businesses start
Call handling and lead follow‑up
An AI assistant that picks up when you can't, asks the questions you'd ask, captures the caller's details, and sends you a summary. Appointment requests and follow‑up messages go out under rules you approve.
- Answers calls and website chats when you're unavailable, or around the clock if you choose
- Collects name, phone, service needed, and location
- Sends you a text summary after each conversation
- Requests or confirms appointments, whichever you prefer
- Follows up with leads that haven't responded
Other workflows we can review with you
Preliminary estimates
Turn an address and a few questions into a preliminary range using your own pricing rules. Final pricing stays with you and may require a site visit.
Admin follow‑through
Appointment reminders, review requests, and invoice follow‑ups, depending on which tools you use and what they support.
How a pilot works
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Step 1
Free 15‑minute review
We walk through how calls, quotes, and follow‑up happen today, find the main bottleneck, and tell you whether a small pilot makes sense.
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Step 2
Agree on scope and price
We pick one workflow, review the tools you already use, confirm what can connect, and put the scope and price in writing before any work starts.
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Step 3
Build and test together
We set it up, you call it and try it, and we adjust the questions, rules, and handoffs until it sounds and behaves the way you want.
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Step 4
Launch after your approval
It goes live only when you sign off. Ongoing support, if you want it, is scoped separately based on what you've had built.
Example workflow: a missed call
- Inquiry received. A customer calls while you're on a job. The assistant answers in your business's name and asks what they need.
- Information captured. It collects their name, number, the service they want, and where the property is, then answers basic questions using details you've approved.
- Next step by your rules. Depending on what you've set, it books the appointment, holds it as a request for you to confirm, or tells the customer you'll call back.
- You're notified. A text summary lands on your phone, so you decide what happens next with the full picture.
What you control
- What the assistant can handle on its own, and what needs your approval
- Which questions it asks, and how it introduces itself
- When it hands off to you or a team member, and how you're notified
- For estimates, the pricing rules it follows and the wording it uses, including that pricing may require site verification
- Whether it runs only when you're unavailable, or all the time
Built by an operator, not a software vendor.
I'm Jorge, the founder of LogiCenter. My background is in operations: years in banking, then running operations at a large solar company, and for the past ten years owning and operating a home care agency with its own scheduling, staffing, and billing challenges.
I started LogiCenter after putting AI to work in my own business and seeing how few small business owners had anyone to set it up for them. I'm not here to sell you software. I'm here to make it work for the way your business already runs.
Jorge, Founder
Questions owners ask us
Do I need to be technical?
No. We set everything up, test it with you, and walk you through how it works and how to change it.
Will it replace my existing tools?
The goal is to work alongside them. During the review we look at your phone setup, calendar, and any scheduling or invoicing software, and confirm what can connect before we quote anything.
What does it cost?
Pricing depends on the scope of the pilot. We put it in writing after the review and before any work starts, so you know the number up front.
Will my customers know they're talking to AI?
We set it up to introduce itself transparently, and we agree with you on exactly what it handles, what it says, and when it hands off to a person.
What happens on the 15‑minute review?
We talk through how calls, quotes, and follow‑up happen in your business today, identify the main bottleneck, and tell you whether a small pilot makes sense. If it doesn't, we'll say so.
Find out what's worth fixing first.
A 15‑minute call covering your current workflow, the main bottleneck, and whether a small pilot makes sense for your business.
Request a free 15‑minute workflow review