Safety first
Phones stay off when someone is working on a live panel, so calls during jobs go to voicemail.
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Electricians often work in loud places, wear gloves and keep phones away from live panels, so calls go unanswered. The default job value here is Angi's average repair. Panel upgrades, EV chargers and rewires are worth far more, so if you do those, change the number.
Run your numbersWorked example
An example electrical contractor taking 40 calls a week, using the sourced defaults below. If it answered 80% of the calls it misses, it would keep about $15,921 of that a year. Your numbers will differ, so run your own below.
| Step | Result |
|---|---|
| 40 calls a week × 27% missed | 10.8 missed calls a week |
| × 52 weeks | 561.6 missed calls a year |
| × 45% new customers | 252.7 new callers |
| × 50% who never reach you again | 126.4 lost enquiries |
| × 45% booking rate | 56.9 service calls |
| × $350 each | $19,902 a year |
Calculator
It starts on the electrical defaults. Change any field and the result updates as you type. The address bar keeps a shareable link.
Estimated revenue at risk from missed calls
$1,658 a month · about 56.9 service calls a year
Assumes an answered caller books at your usual rate of 45%.
The link holds only these numbers, with no name, email or business details.
Close the gap
The $249 Website & Lead-Flow Audit tests how a call or form actually reaches you, including after hours, and gives you a ranked list of fixes. Or bring these numbers to a free 20-minute call about a Tether pilot.
An estimate from the numbers above. It is not a forecast or a promise that any revenue can be recovered. Your figures stay in this browser unless you copy the link.
Why it happens
Phones stay off when someone is working on a live panel, so calls during jobs go to voicemail.
Outlets, breakers and light fittings bring lots of short calls. Each one is easy to miss and easy to lose.
A caller with no power can't wait long. If nobody answers, they ring someone else.
Make it yours
Tether / Sample conversation
A sample conversation, written by us, showing how Tether, the MoxiSync AI receptionist, could handle a call you would otherwise miss and what your team would receive. It is not a recording or a live agent. Tether is offered through guided pilots that are scoped and tested with each business.
Monday, 12:30 pm · the electrician is on a job
Thanks for calling. The electrician is on a job, so I'm taking messages. What do you need help with?
Half the outlets in my kitchen stopped working, and I can smell something burning near one of them.
Please stop using those outlets. If you can do it safely, turn off that circuit at the breaker. If you see smoke or flames, call 911 now.
No smoke. I turned the breaker off.
Thank you. I'm sending this to the electrician as urgent, with a burning smell and the circuit off. They'll call you back shortly.
Tether: Thank you. I'm sending this to the electrician as urgent, with a burning smell and the circuit off. They'll call you back shortly. Outcome: Urgent safety call passed to the electrician: burning smell
Where the defaults come from
We picked the conservative end of every range. Most published missed-call figures come from companies that sell answering services, so we say when a number is one of those, or our own estimate.
| Default | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Calls a week | 40 a week | MoxiSync estimate. Example volume of 40 inbound calls a week for a small, owner-led business. Replace it with your own phone log. |
| Missed-call rate | 27% | Invoca (2022), as cited by The Open University's OpenLearn Create. Around 27% of calls to home-service companies go unanswered. Vendor-sourced; we use it as stated rather than the higher 62% figure often repeated online. |
| New-customer share | 45% | MoxiSync estimate. Under half of missed calls are new customers. |
| Never call back | 50% | MoxiSync estimate. Half of missed new callers never reach you again. Lower than the ~85% 'don't call back after voicemail' figure attributed to Dialzara (2023), because we could not verify that study. |
| Booking rate | 45% | MoxiSync estimate. Just under half of new service enquiries become a booked job. |
| Average first job | $350 | Angi / HomeAdvisor electrician cost guide (2025 data). Average cost of about $350 for an electrician to visit and complete repairs (typical range $163–$538). |
Common questions
Angi and HomeAdvisor's electrician cost guide reports an average of about $350 for an electrician to visit and complete repairs, with a typical range of $163 to $538.
Count every missed call in the first box, then use the 'new customer' share to set them aside. That keeps the funnel honest.
It treats every new enquiry the same. In practice, urgent safety calls should always go to a person. The demo below shows that handoff.
$249 / Website & Lead-Flow Audit
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