For pool service companies
You're in a pool.
Your phone isn't.
DeckHand answers the messages you can't get to — quotes, scheduling, and “what's this gonna cost” photos — using your prices and your voice. You approve every reply before it sends.
whats this gonna cost to fix?
Sat 7:12 AMThat's the shaft seal going — you can see it weeping under the motor. Service call is $95 and comes off the repair if you go ahead. I can be out Thursday morning.
Sees Water pooling under the motor, staining on the pad
Likely Failed shaft seal
Next Needs eyes on it in person · $95.00
It reads the photo, prices it from your sheet, and says so when it can't tell. It never invents a number.
The jobs that pay are the ones you answer first
- Missed while you're on a routeA quote request that sits four hours is usually somebody else's customer by lunch.
- “When are you coming?”Answered the same way, thirty times a week, from the side of a truck.
- Photos with no contextA picture of a pump and three words. Someone still has to look at it and reply.
- The follow-up you meant to sendQuotes that never got chased, invoices that never got mentioned.
Set up in an afternoon
- Point your number at usTexts and emails land in one inbox instead of three places.
- Tell it what you chargeWeekly rate, service call, where you drive. Six lines, and you can fix any of them in five seconds.
- Approve from the truckOne tap to send, one tap to fix. Every edit teaches it how you actually talk.
Nothing goes out that you didn't read
There is no auto-send mode and there is no plan that unlocks one. Every message is a draft until you approve it, every send records who approved it and when, and anything that smells like a lawyer, an injury, or an emergency is handed straight to you with nothing drafted at all.
It answers from the facts you gave it. If it doesn't know your price for something, it asks you instead of guessing.
$149/month
One number, unlimited approvals, no setup fee. Month to month — if it isn't saving you an evening a week, leave.
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