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Clever for trade businesses in Dallas–Fort Worth
Your line. Your techs. Your ledger.

ClearOps AI builds Clever for trade businesses in Dallas–Fort Worth: an AI receptionist on a local Dallas–Fort Worth line, a WhatsApp dispatch rail for your techs, follow-up and money reports on your own ledger. It is a remote build on the same rail that runs our own companies in New York and South Florida; nothing in it needs us on site, and the setup calls happen on WhatsApp or Zoom. Apply for a build and we scope it from your calls, not a template.

SERVICE AREA · TEXASTXDALLAS–FORT WORTH, TXSAME RAIL · NO SITE VISITREMOTE BUILD · LOCAL NUMBERYOUR LINE · YOUR LISTING · YOUR WHATSAPP · YOUR LEDGERNUMBERS PUBLISHED, NOT PROMISEDREMOTE
Coverage tag for Dallas–Fort Worth, TX, TX: remote build · local number

Our companies here · read at page load

No company of ours here yet.

No company of ours here yet. A build in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX runs on the same rail, remotely, with a local number on your side. Numbers on this page come from the ledger, and there are none to show for this area today.

The proof for this rail lives on the companies we do run in New York and South Florida. A Dallas–Fort Worth, TX build is the same software, a local number on your side, your techs' WhatsApp and your own listing; no site visit.

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Running a trade in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

What the calls look like here.

Dallas and Fort Worth are two cities and two drives, with Arlington and Plano their own. One rail per side of the metroplex keeps a tech from crossing it for a small job.

Frisco, McKinney and Denton are among the fastest-growing suburbs in the country. First-owner calls, HOA gate contacts and warranty-era hardware go on the card from the call.

Summers are long and hot; a winter freeze arrives every few years and bursts pipes across the metro in a single week. The receptionist writes every ticket either way.

Hail season brings roof, fence, garage-door and window repair in bursts. Follow-up on the ledger catches what did not close the first week.

Towns & areas served · Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

  • Dallas
  • Fort Worth
  • Arlington
  • Plano
  • Irving
  • Garland
  • Frisco
  • McKinney
  • Denton
  • Grand Prairie
  • Mesquite
  • Carrollton

Reference, not a promise. Your build is scoped on the zip codes you actually take.

Nearby areas

FAQ

Questions owners in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX ask first.

Do you work in Dallas–Fort Worth if you're based in New York?
Yes. The build is remote: the receptionist, the WhatsApp dispatch rail, the follow-up and the money reports are software set up on your own accounts, and the phone line is a local Dallas–Fort Worth number on your side. Setup calls happen on WhatsApp or Zoom. We run companies of our own in New York and South Florida on the same rail, and a Dallas–Fort Worth build is that rail pointed at your calls.
Do you visit on site?
No need. Nothing in the build requires us at your shop: the line is forwarded or provisioned to you, the dispatch rail is your techs' WhatsApp, and the Google listing is managed with your own login. If a walkthrough of your service area helps, it happens on a video call with your zip list open.
Will the receptionist answer on a local Dallas–Fort Worth number?
Yes. It answers on the number your customers already call, usually by forwarding that line. If you want a separate line for one listing or one campaign, a local 214, 972, 469 or 817 number is provisioned in your name, not ours, so it stays yours if we ever part ways.
Which trades?
Locksmith and intercom, doors and security, plumbing and drain, hvac, electrical, handyman and repair. Locksmith, doors, plumbing and handyman use the call scripts and job codes from the companies we run ourselves; HVAC and electrical are scoped from your service list and your licensing.
Can it dispatch techs across Dallas–Fort Worth and the towns around it?
Yes. Job cards go to a WhatsApp thread with the zip, the job code and the price, and the first tech to reply takes the job. You decide the rails: one for Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington and the rest of the metro, or one per side of town, and the receptionist only books the zips you actually take.

What ran this week · Sunday night

One email. What ran, what broke, what got fixed.

Written by Clever from the ledger, read by Ori before it goes out. No pitch, no course, no partner offer. Leave whenever you like.

tickets · dispatched · closedfailed and fixedone file
what-ran · signupsundays · 21:00 ET

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Build for Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

Your line. Your techs. Your ledger.
Scoped from your calls in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX.

Tell us the trade, the zip codes you take and the number your customers call. We scope the build from that and come back with what it replaces and what it runs.

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