Contractors
Agentic AI for Contractors
Homeowners describe the leak, the crack, the extension to an assistant before they ring anyone. Whether you are in that conversation is now a setup question.
'Contractor' is not a job. Drywall repair, second-fix carpentry, groundwork, re-roofing and a leaking radiator are five different trades, and an assistant that cannot tell them apart will send you the wrong four. Fugentic lets you describe the work you actually take — the trade, the scale, the service area, the jobs you pass on — so the briefs that reach you are ones you would quote, and you are not the eleventh number someone tries.
Your customers are already asking
The kind of prompt people now put to an assistant instead of a search box. Today it answers about you from whatever it found. That is the part you can change.
- Who can repair water-damaged drywall in a ceiling near me?
- I need a plumber for a leaking radiator — who covers 2200 København N?
- Find a contractor who does loft conversions and can start before October.
- Is this a job for a carpenter or a bricklayer?
- Roughly what is involved in retiling a small bathroom?
What a homeowner's assistant can ask your business
Your trade, at the level you actually work
Describe the work you take and the work you hand on — drywall but not plastering, domestic but not commercial, repairs but not new builds. An assistant that knows the difference stops offering you jobs you would turn down, which is most of the value.
Where you go, and where you don't
Postcodes, travel time, call-out minimums, whether you cross the bridge. Service area is the single most common reason a lead is wasted on both sides, and it is one line to describe.
A quote request with the details in it
Set the questions you would ask on the phone — age of the property, access, when it needs doing, whether it is insurance work — and let the assistant ask them. You get a brief you can price from instead of 'how much for a bathroom?'
How your business gets into the AI Agent Index
The homeowner has already described the job. The only question is whether your trade was in the AI Agent Index when they did.
You describe what you sell, what it costs, what you take on and what you turn down — in plain language, through a guided setup, with no code anywhere. Fugentic turns that into an MCP server: the thing that lets an AI assistant put a question to your business and get your answer back instead of the web's guess about you. We host it, keep it answering, and register it from the platform, so an agent finder — the index an assistant checks to see what is out there — can pick it up.
What it does not do, plainly: it takes no payments, holds no slot, and reads nothing live out of your systems. It represents you accurately, helps a customer work out whether you are right for them, and hands the next step to you.
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You describe it
Your services, your prices, your rules and the questions you would ask a customer. A guided form, not a config file.
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It becomes an agent
That description is published as a working AI agent and hosted here. You never run a server or write a line of code.
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It gets registered
It is registered from the platform into the AI Agent Index, so an agent finder can read what your business can answer.
AI agent use cases for your business
Browse all use cases →AI lead intake for contractors
Every call, text, and form becomes a qualified lead brief — asked in your words, and handed to you ready to quote
AI emergency dispatch for contractors
Triage urgent jobs and dispatch the right crew in seconds, day or night
AI quote request automation
Turn quote requests into ready-to-send estimates, without the back-and-forth
AI booking & scheduling for service businesses
Let customers start a booking in their own words while you stay on the job
AI review response automation
Reply to every review quickly and on-brand — without it eating your day
AI missed-call follow-up
A missed call should never mean a lost customer
AI invoice & payment follow-up
Get paid without chasing a single invoice
AI warranty claim & callback management
Know instantly if it's a warranty claim or a new job
Frequently asked questions
Specific is better. A search for someone to fix water-damaged drywall in a ceiling should not return every general builder in the region, and it only stops doing that when specialists describe themselves at that level. The narrower your description, the more accurately an assistant can match it.
No. It can explain what drives your pricing — day rate, materials, access, minimum charge — so a homeowner knows roughly what they are getting into, and it can pass a structured quote request to you. Nothing it says is a binding number, because the pricing is not something we can stand behind on your behalf.
You can describe what you treat as an emergency, what hours you take them, and what the call-out costs, so an assistant stops sending 11pm burst-pipe requests to someone who only does booked work. What it hands you is still a request — you decide whether to take it.
Start describing your business to AI
Set up your services and your rules once, and get an agent that answers for your business in your own words. Free to start, no code, no engineer.