A spring replacement is bread-and-butter work that typically runs $250–$500 a job. That means one captured spring call usually covers the full $297 monthly rate on its own — and everything after that is margin. When a call like that used to hit voicemail and walk to a competitor, capturing it is the clearest win the phone can produce.
Springs break with no warning, and a broken spring is a stuck door. The caller isn't shopping — they need it fixed today. That urgency plus the ticket value is why a single captured spring job so often justifies the whole month.
Put it next to the flat rate: a $250–$500 job against $297. One booking and you're roughly even or ahead. Two in a month and Ava is paying you back.
Spring failures don't respect your schedule. They happen at 7 AM before work, at 9 PM when the door won't close, on a Saturday when your crew is booked solid. Those are exactly the times a busy shop can't get to the phone — so the highest-value, fastest-closing calls are the ones most likely to be missed.
Ava answers all of them, 24/7, triages the broken spring as urgent, captures name, phone, address, and issue, and books the window. The job you would have lost stays yours.
Do the math on your own tickets. If a spring runs $250–$500 and Ava catches even one a month you'd otherwise miss, she's covered her cost. See how one job a month pays for the AI and the average garage door repair job value to price your own payoff.
Call the live demo and have Ava call you now — hear exactly what your customers will hear when they call your shop.