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A whole call, annotated, from first ring to booked job.
A 90-second call, start to finish
9:47 PM. The owner is asleep. A ceiling is leaking.
- 0:00Front desk
Thanks for calling Ridgeline Plumbing, this is the front desk. We're closed for the evening but I can still help. What's going on?
- 0:07Caller
My kitchen pipe just burst, there's water going everywhere.
- 0:11Front desk
Okay, that's an emergency, so let's stop the water first. Can you get to your main stopcock safely? It's usually under the kitchen sink.
- 0:20Caller
Yeah, hold on. Okay, it's off. It's slowing down.
- 0:31Front desk
Well done. Leave the taps open so the pipes drain, and keep anything electrical well away from the water. I'm getting Marcus, our on-call plumber, on this right now.
- 0:44Caller
Is he going to come out tonight? It's late.
- 0:48Front desk
With the water off, the damage stops where it is, so the honest answer is that first thing tomorrow costs you less and fixes it just as well. I can hold 7:30 AM, or Marcus can come out tonight at the emergency rate if you'd rather not wait.
- 1:03Caller
Tomorrow morning is fine. 24 Alder Street.
- 1:10Front desk
Booked, 24 Alder Street, 7:30 AM with Marcus. I'm texting the confirmation to this number now, and I've flagged it as a burst pipe so he brings the right fittings.
- 1:24Caller
That's great. Thank you.
- 1:27Front desk
You're welcome. If the water starts up again before he arrives, ring this number straight back and I'll get him moving. Try to get some sleep.
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