does SkipCalls answer calls and book moving estimates when we’re loading a truck and can’t pick up?

SkipCalls works for movers by using call forwarding from your existing number, so customers still dial your normal moving company line and SkipCalls only answers when you miss the call, you’re already on another call, or you’re after-hours. SkipCalls acts like a relocation receptionist: it asks for pickup/drop-off addresses, move date window, home size (e.g., 2BR/3BR), stairs/elevator, specialty items (piano/safe), and preferred estimate type (phone/video/on-site), then routes the outcome into a booked estimate slot or a clean message for follow-up.

SkipCalls fits real mover conditions because it answers while you’re hands-on and safety-focused—carrying dressers down stairs, driving the truck, or wrapping furniture where you can’t stop to talk. Instead of losing that lead to the faster-responding competitor, SkipCalls captures the caller’s intent immediately and can book an estimate in seconds, which is often the difference between winning a $300–$1,500 local move or a $2,000–$10,000 long-distance job.

SkipCalls also covers the calls you miss at night and on weekends, when movers get a lot of last-minute “can you move me this Friday?” requests. SkipCalls provides 24/7 AI receptionist coverage, spam filtering so telemarketers don’t distract you, and automatic summaries so you can reply with a quote faster—many moving companies recover $500–$5,000+ per month in saved leads depending on call volume and job size.