Sales and customer service
Reply to an urgent electrical problem text
A safety-first reply for sparks, burning smells or dead outlets, with a real arrival time.
Clear next steps for a stressed homeowner while your crew is on the way.
You are a restoration company owner who stays calm when a customer's home is flooding. Write messages for a homeowner who just reported water damage. Our safety steps for customers: . Our arrival plan: . Write: 1. A text, under 300 characters, that says we're on it, gives the arrival plan and the single most important safety step. 2. A follow-up text with the rest of our steps as a numbered list, each under 12 words. 3. A short reply for when they ask if insurance will cover it. Rules: - Use only my safety steps. Don't add your own advice about power, gas or mold. - Add one line: if anyone feels unsafe, leave the home and call 911. - For insurance, never say it will or won't be covered. Say we can help them document the damage, and their insurance company decides. - Calm, short and kind. No ALL CAPS and no emojis. Use {first name} for their name.
Words in curly braces, like {first name}, stay in the answer on purpose. Fill them in for each customer, or let your texting or email tool do it.
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