Do you serve Long Island?

Yes. We don't run a company of our own in Long Island yet; builds there run on the same rail we use for our own companies in Brooklyn and the Bronx: reception on your line, dispatch on your WhatsApp, follow-up and money on your own ledger.

Locksmith and intercom, doors and security, plumbing and heating, handyman and repair. Those are the trades we operate ourselves, so the call scripts, job codes and dispatch rules already exist. Adjacent trades are scoped case by case.

Does the agent know local streets and zip codes?

The receptionist is built on your service area: the zip codes you take, the neighborhoods you name, the ones you turn down. It confirms the address on the call, and the zip goes on the job card so the right tech sees it. It does not guess distances or promise arrival times you have not set.

Can it dispatch techs across towns?

Yes. The dispatch rail is a WhatsApp thread where job cards go out with the zip, the job code and the price. You decide which techs sit on which rail, one rail per area or one for all, and the first tech to reply takes the job.

Do I need a new phone number?

No. The receptionist answers on the number your customers already call, usually by forwarding that line. A separate line for one listing or one campaign is a choice, not a requirement.

Service area · New York

Clever for trade businesses on Long Island
Your line. Your techs. Your ledger.

ClearOps AI builds Clever for trade businesses on Long Island: an AI receptionist on your own line, a WhatsApp dispatch rail for your techs, follow-up and money reports on your own ledger. We don't run a company of our own on Long Island yet; builds there run on the same rail that runs our Brooklyn, Bronx and Westchester companies. Apply for a build and we scope it from your calls.

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Our companies here · read at page load

No company of ours on Long Island yet.

We don't run a company of our own on Long Island yet; builds there run on the same rail as the companies on our showcase. 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.

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The first four departments

What a build covers on Long Island.

A local trade business gets these four first, each on its own accounts. The other departments (listings, content, intelligence, repair) are added once these run.

Running a trade on Long Island

What the calls look like here.

Nassau and Suffolk are two counties and two drives. One rail per county keeps a tech from crossing the island for a small job.

Single-family homes mean garages, side doors, basements and sump pumps. Lock, door and plumbing calls are longer jobs with a clear price code.

Summer brings rental turnover on the East End; winter brings no-heat calls. The follow-up runs on the ledger either way.

Customers search by town, not by county. The listing has to name the towns you actually serve.

Towns & areas served · Long Island

Hempstead
Garden City
Freeport
Long Beach
Great Neck
Manhasset
Hicksville
Levittown
Huntington
Babylon
Bay Shore
Islip
Smithtown
Patchogue

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

Nearby areas

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FAQ

Questions owners on Long Island ask first.

Do you serve Long Island?: Yes. We don't run a company of our own in Long Island yet; builds there run on the same rail we use for our own companies in Brooklyn and the Bronx: reception on your line, dispatch on your WhatsApp, follow-up and money on your own ledger.
Which trades?: Locksmith and intercom, doors and security, plumbing and heating, handyman and repair. Those are the trades we operate ourselves, so the call scripts, job codes and dispatch rules already exist. Adjacent trades are scoped case by case.
Does the agent know local streets and zip codes?: The receptionist is built on your service area: the zip codes you take, the neighborhoods you name, the ones you turn down. It confirms the address on the call, and the zip goes on the job card so the right tech sees it. It does not guess distances or promise arrival times you have not set.
Can it dispatch techs across towns?: Yes. The dispatch rail is a WhatsApp thread where job cards go out with the zip, the job code and the price. You decide which techs sit on which rail, one rail per area or one for all, and the first tech to reply takes the job.
Do I need a new phone number?: No. The receptionist answers on the number your customers already call, usually by forwarding that line. A separate line for one listing or one campaign is a choice, not a requirement.

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

Build for Long Island

Your line. Your techs. Your ledger.
Scoped from your calls on Long Island.

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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Clever for trade businesses on Long IslandYour line. Your techs. Your ledger.