Every project call gets an owner
Clients, suppliers, subbies, and new enquiries all ring the same number. Line sends each one to the right person and keeps the history visible to the office and the site.
From £4 a month. Pay only for the calls and texts you use. No minimum term.
£29,250
a month in projects that go to whoever answers next
- Missed calls a month
- 33
- Lost projects a month
- 6.5
- Over a year
- £351,000
One project you win back pays for more than a year of the Line Starter plan.
Hi, it's Ashby Construction. Sorry we missed you. Is this a new project or a job we're on? Reply with the site postcode and we'll call you back today.
Quick answers
- What does Line do for builders?
- A shared number and inbox for quote enquiries, live projects, suppliers, and subcontractors. Each call goes to the person who owns it.
- Can I keep my current number?
- Yes. Port your UK number to Line, or start with a new one today and port later. Either way it works on the phone you already have.
- What happens when I miss a call?
- The caller gets a text asking whether it's a new job or an existing project, and for the postcode or site. You call back knowing which.
Give every call an owner
The site manager shouldn't field sales calls. The office shouldn't hold up an access change. Route by who's calling and why.
Qualify new work properly
Location, project type, whether there are drawings, and when they want to start. All before the first site visit.
Recognise the live projects
Clients, architects, suppliers, and subbies go through to the right person with the thread attached.
One number on the hoarding
Office and site call from the business number. Nobody's personal mobile ends up on a site board.
Set up in an afternoon
No engineer, no hardware, no contract. Three steps from sign-up to your first call.
- 1
Get a number
Choose a UK mobile or local number, or bring the one that's already on your van and your website.
- 2
Tell Line who handles what
New enquiries to estimating. Known contacts to the project owner. Suppliers to site.
- 3
Set what happens when you can't answer
Missed calls get a text asking for the project or the postcode. After hours, Molly or voicemail.
- Incoming call · from a known supplierMon 07:50
Rule: known contact
Routed to Tom, site lead at Elm Road.
Morning Tom. Roof trusses are on the lorry, ETA half nine. Is the crane still booked?
Yes, 10 till 12. Come in via the side gate.
Tom · from siteNote
Delivery logged to the Elm Road project.
Builder call ownership
The project stage decides who gets the call.
| When this happens | Line does this | So you get |
|---|---|---|
| New extension enquiry | Collects postcode, scope, design stage, and timing. | A structured lead for estimating. |
| Supplier calls about a delivery | Recognises the number and routes to the site contact. | The office doesn't relay time-critical detail. |
| Client texts an access change | Notifies the project owner in the shared thread. | The update survives the shift change. |
Questions people ask
Straight answers on setup, limits, and what it costs.
Never miss another customer
Pick a UK number, add your team, and choose what happens when you can't answer. Live in minutes, on the phone already in your pocket.