KwickPhone captures the full quote request the moment it rings, so a hot lead never slips to the competitor while you're suited up in an attic.

It's a Saturday in June and you're in a Tyvek suit, respirator on, crawling a sub-floor on a termite job. Your phone buzzes in your truck three times. Each one is a homeowner who just found a wasp nest by their front door, a renter who saw a rat dart across the kitchen, a property manager who needs a mosquito quote for a backyard wedding next weekend. None of them leave a voicemail. By the time you peel off the suit and check, the wasp-nest caller has already booked the company whose phone got answered. You didn't lose that job on price or skill — you lost it on a ring that went unanswered.
KwickPhone answers every one of those calls on the first ring, in English, Spanish, or Chinese, and it doesn't just take a message. It runs the actual quote conversation: it asks what the pest is, where it is, how long they've noticed it, whether it's inside or outside, single-family or multi-unit, and how soon they need someone. For the wasp nest it recognizes urgency and asks the questions that let you price and schedule fast; for a termite or rodent job it captures the property details that decide whether you need an inspection first. Every answer lands in a structured estimate request with a callback number, address, and severity, sitting in your queue when you climb out of that crawlspace.
This matters more in pest control than almost any trade, because your calls split sharply into two buckets and they need opposite handling. An active stinging-insect or rodent emergency is a now-or-never booking that goes to whoever picks up. A termite or mosquito-program inquiry is a considered purchase where the quote detail you gather decides whether you can quote accurately or have to send a tech blind. KwickPhone reads which is which from the conversation and gathers the right information for each, so you stop losing the emergencies to voicemail and stop under-quoting the big jobs because you only got half the story.
A homeowner calls in a panic because a paper-wasp nest is hanging over their kids' play set and a child got stung. KwickPhone recognizes the urgency, confirms it's an active outdoor nest near a high-traffic area, captures the address and a callback number, and tags it as an urgent same-day request so you can call back and slot it before they reach anyone else.
A property manager wants a mosquito-control quote for a 12-unit complex before a tenant event. KwickPhone asks the size of the grounds, whether it's a one-time treatment or a season-long program, and any standing-water trouble spots, then logs a detailed estimate request so you can quote the recurring service accurately instead of guessing.
A new homeowner thinks they have termites after seeing mud tubes in the garage but isn't sure. KwickPhone explains honestly that a real termite quote needs an inspection, captures where the tubes are and how long they've been there, and books or flags an inspection request rather than throwing out a price it can't stand behind.
Someone hears scratching in the attic at night and calls about rodents. KwickPhone asks whether they've seen droppings, heard it in walls or only the attic, and whether there are pets or kids in the home, then captures a rodent-control estimate request with severity noted so your tech shows up knowing roughly what to expect.
A customer with a wasp nest wants someone NOW. The AI books them before they call your competitor. KwickPhone answers every call for your pest control business — not just quote & estimate requests, but the everyday requests that keep ringing in:
Every call is picked up 24/7 in English, Spanish & Chinese, with no hold music — and each order, booking or quote is written straight into the POS you already run, or KwickPhone’s own built-in POS if you don’t have one. No missed calls, no voicemail, no lost pest control jobs.


No POS yet? KwickPhone can be your POS too — a built-in register, orders & menu in one place. Already on a POS? Orders write straight back into it.