Evenings are when Hanover calls.
Owners are with a customer, in the truck, or home. The call comes at 7 or 9. A recording that promises a callback tomorrow is honest and often too late.
The shop is on the South Shore. The missed call does not care what town line it crossed.
Triphammer is based at 58 Tyler Lane in Hanover, MA. We set up AI receptionists for small local businesses, then automate the paperwork behind the phone: invoices, scheduling, bills, stock, and new-client setup, when that is the job that is actually eating the week. The phone is the first problem for most of the owners we talk with, because a missed call is a customer who already decided to reach you.
Hanover sits among Norwell, Hingham, Pembroke, Hanson, Rockland, Marshfield, Scituate, Weymouth, and Duxbury. A customer in one of those towns does not think of themselves as a "service area." They called the business nearest the job, the practice their neighbor named, or the shop that came up on their phone. If you answer, you are in the conversation. If you do not, the next listing is.
This page is the local starting point. The industry pages go deeper for dental practices, auto repair, veterinarians and groomers, salons, and HVAC, plumbing, and landscaping. If you run something else in Hanover or on the South Shore, call the general demo line and tell her what kind of business it is. Then book a 15-minute call with us and we will tell you whether the receptionist fits.
A one-time setup fee plus a flat monthly plan, month-to-month with no long-term contract.
The calls this business actually gets.
The problems owners describe.
Owners are with a customer, in the truck, or home. The call comes at 7 or 9. A recording that promises a callback tomorrow is honest and often too late.
Norwell, Rockland, Pembroke, and Hanson are a short drive. Hingham, Weymouth, Marshfield, Scituate, and Duxbury are the same market for a lot of service businesses. Answering is the part you control.
In a small company the owner, the office manager, or the front desk is the entire answering plan. When they are busy, the company is closed, even if the lights are on.
A booked job still needs a reminder, an invoice, or a place on the crew's day. The receptionist is the front door. The other Triphammer pages cover what happens after someone walks through it.
How a scripted call can go.
This sample is a generic local-business call. It is not a real Hanover customer.
Someone calls a Hanover business at 8:45pm. They want to book for later this week. The receptionist answers the business number and says it is an automated receptionist.
The questions are the ones you approved: new or existing customer, what they need, and which days work. It does not invent services you do not offer.
If the request matches an opening you allowed, it books it and texts a confirmation. If it is outside those rules, or you marked it urgent, it takes a message or passes it to a person.
The summary arrives as a text: name, need, and whether a time was booked. You are not replaying a voicemail in the parking lot.
A person on your team can step in at any time. The receptionist is covering the calls you are not covering. It is not a lock on your phone.
Three steps, then the phone is covered.
We are based in Hanover. The first conversation is by phone or video, and we write down which calls matter.
Your number, your calendar, your rules. Callers are told it is automated.
You get a text after each call. If invoices, scheduling, or onboarding are the next mess, that is a separate project with its own scope.
A one-time setup fee plus a flat monthly plan, month-to-month with no long-term contract.
We use the phone and the calendar you already have. Across the South Shore that is often Google Calendar, QuickBooks, ServiceTitan, or Jobber. We will not name a specialty system as connected until we have confirmed it with you. You do not need a new phone system.
Nearby towns, and the pages that go into each kind of business: Hanover is home base. Norwell, Hingham, Pembroke, Hanson, and Rockland are the immediate neighbors. Marshfield, Scituate, Weymouth, and Duxbury are part of the same South Shore list, along with Plymouth County. Dental offices can read the dentist page. Repair shops can read the auto page. Clinics and groomers, salons, and the trades each have their own page, because the call scripts are not the same.
Before you book the call.
Every project starts with a one-time setup fee, then a flat monthly plan. Plans are month-to-month with no long-term contract. Prices start at the amounts shown, and your final price is quoted after a free 15-minute call.
Yes. It tells them. Most callers care more that someone answered and that the next step is clear. It follows the script you approve.
You can see the calls, and a person can step in at any time. You decide what should be passed to your team right away. We do not claim it never makes a mistake.
Yes. The receptionist works with the phone number and calendar you already have. You do not need a new phone system.
You can pause for up to 6 months ($29/mo keeps your number and settings), then pick up where you left off.
We are based in Hanover and work with businesses on the South Shore, including Norwell, Hingham, Pembroke, Hanson, Rockland, Marshfield, Scituate, Weymouth, and Duxbury.
Call the general demo line and tell her what you run. Then book a 15-minute call. If the receptionist is a poor fit, we will say so.
Bring the call you keep missing.
We will tell you whether an AI receptionist fits, and what we would set up first.