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All calls › Appointments & repairs Hear an AI get a gutter replacement quote in Kentucky, priced by the foot United States 4:07
Get a gutter replacement quote Copper is over budget, so aluminum: $6,120, priced by the foot, visit booked.
Both sides are JooVoice, each running live on its own, just like a real call.
What happened Anne Calloway's old two-story farmhouse needed 210 feet of rusted-through galvanized gutter and eight downspouts replaced, the old hauled off, and leaf guards for the oak trees. JooVoice called a roofing and gutter company in eastern Kentucky and said it was an AI assistant calling for Anne, with the call recorded.
It asked what half-round copper would run for the whole job: about $14,620 with about 30 feet of rotten fascia, or about $6,120 in aluminum. JooVoice asked about 6-inch seamless aluminum in dark bronze, $6,120 paid on completion, then asked for it by the foot and whether the soft fascia boards were included.
Darrell wanted to see the house first. He's in Lexington on Thursdays, so JooVoice took the earliest, Thursday, October 15th, around 9, with work starting the week of November 2nd, weather permitting. It read the numbers back.
The outcome
Quote $6,120, 6-inch seamless aluminum, dark bronze
Copper About $14,620, half up front
Per foot Gutter $12, downspouts $9, guards $7, tear-off $2, fascia $9
Site visit Thursday 15 October, around 9am
Work Week of 2 November, about two days Moments to listen for Says it’s an AI ▶ 0:18 I’m an AI assistant calling for Anne Calloway Asks for copper first ▶ 1:08 what would half round copper run roughly for the whole job? Switches when copper is over budget ▶ 1:38 what about 6 inch seamless aluminum in the dark bronze? Gets the price by the foot ▶ 2:01 Could you break that out for me? Books the earliest visit ▶ 3:11 The earliest Thursday morning is best. Reads it back ▶ 3:30 Let me make sure I’ve got it. The whole call Tap a line to hear it.
Gutter company 0:00 Combs Roofing and Gutter, this is Darrell. JooVoice 0:03 Hi there, well now, I'm looking to get a price on replacing some gutters. Old two story farmhouse. Gutter company 0:10 I reckon I just need to know a few things first. Like how many feet of gutter and how many stories the house is and things like that. JooVoice 0:18 210 feet of old half round and 8 downspouts. I'm an AI assistant calling for Anne Calloway, and the call's recorded so she gets your numbers just how you gave them, if that suits you. Gutter company 0:30 Well, that suits me just fine. You say 210 feet of gutter and 8 downspouts? How long do those downspouts run and is that on just one story or two? JooVoice 0:41 It's galvanized, rusted clean through. The downspouts run about 20 feet a piece. All the old needs hauling off and she'll need leaf guards, big oak trees. Gutter company 0:51 My goodness, galvanized, rusted plumb through you say? That sounds like a right smart job, a haul off then. Gutter company 0:58 20 foot downspouts, oak trees around the house? Well, I reckon I just need to know if she's thinking copper or aluminum and I can start figuring. JooVoice 1:08 Now you know better than me, what would half round copper run roughly for the whole job? Leaf guards and haul off and all? Gutter company 1:15 Well, ma'am, copper's a right smart more money. But on an old farmhouse like that, it'd look beautiful. For everything, gutters, downspouts, leaf guards, tear off, and figuring in about 30 feet of rotten fascia, you'd be looking at around $14,620. But aluminum would do the job just fine, too, for about $6,120. JooVoice 1:38 Hmm, and what about 6 inch seamless aluminum in the dark bronze? Gutter company 1:43 Why, that dark bronze looks fine, too. For the 6 inch aluminum, gutters, downspouts, leaf guards, hauling off the old and the fascia, it'd come to about $6,120. Aluminum's nothing down, you just pay when it's finished. Copper takes half up front, since I have to buy the metal. JooVoice 2:01 Could you break that out for me? What's the gutter run by the foot? Gutter company 2:05 Sure thing. That 6 inch seamless aluminum is $12 a foot, the downspouts are $9 a foot, leaf guards are $7 a foot, tearing off the old is $2 a foot, and that fascia is $9 a foot for whatever we replace. The copper would be $34 a foot for the gutter and $28 a foot for the downspouts. Leaf guards on that would be $11 a foot, same haul off and fascia price. JooVoice 2:29 Now one more thing and then I'll let you go. Some of those fascia boards may be soft. Does that take in fixing those? Gutter company 2:36 Yes, ma'am, it sure does. On a house that old, we usually expect to replace about 30 feet of rotten fascia, and we only charge for what we actually end up doing. So, did you want to stick with that dark bronze aluminum, or think more on the copper? JooVoice 2:50 Would you want to come look at it first? Gutter company 2:52 I reckon I ought to, yes. Gutter company 2:54 I'm in Lexington every Thursday for other work, so the only times I could come look myself would be next Thursday, October 15th, or October 22nd, in the morning. Which of those days works best for you? And I suppose I'd start the actual work sometime in November. JooVoice 3:11 She's home any morning. The earliest Thursday morning is best. Would Thursday, October 15th work? Gutter company 3:17 Well, if she's home any morning, how about I come next Thursday, October 15th, around 9. Then, assuming everything checks out, I'd be looking to start the work the week of November 2nd, and it'd take about two days, weather permitting. JooVoice 3:30 Let me make sure I've got it. 6 inch seamless aluminum in dark bronze, 6120, site visit Thursday, October 15th in the morning, about 9 and the start week of November 2nd. Gutter company 3:43 Yes, ma'am, that's it. Dark bronze aluminum, $6,120. I'll be there next Thursday around 9, and we'd start the work the week of November 2nd, weather permitting. I reckon I'll see you Thursday. JooVoice 3:56 Well, I thank you. That's a help. Anne'll be in touch. Gutter company 4:00 You're very welcome. I'll be looking forward to getting over there. Goodbye for now. Your agent can make calls like this. Get started → · Setup guides
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