GTA Plow is an AI phone line for snow and landscaping contractors. On a storm day it answers every call in your company's name, tells your clients they're on the route and roughly when, takes new requests, and sends your "on our way" and "done" texts.
Your storm lineMorning, thanks for calling Your Company, this is Sam. How can I help?
ClientHi, it's Dana on Elm Ridge. Are you coming today? I have to leave by nine.
Your storm lineHi Dana. Elm Ridge is on Route B this morning, and the crew expects to reach your street between 7:30 and 8:30.
ClientPerfect. Can you let me know when they're close?
Your storm lineYou'll get a text when they're on the way, and another one when you're cleared.
Logged 6:13 AM · Dana, Elm Ridge · asked for her time window
The snow is the easy part. It's everything around it that eats your night.
Every client calls at once. Am I on your list? When are you coming? Can you do my neighbour too? You can't plow and pick up, and every missed call becomes an angry text or a contract that doesn't renew.
In Ontario, a person hurt on snow or ice has 60 days to give written notice to the property owner or the snow contractor, and generally two years to sue. What protects you is a dated record of when you were there.
Seasonal, per push, per event, hourly. If you bill by the push, every visit to every property has to be counted, and at month end that usually means memory and scraps of paper.
Not legal advice. Ask your insurer which records they want you to keep.
It works from the rules you give it: your routes, your areas, your time windows, what counts as urgent and what it must never promise.
Nobody waits on a ringing phone or a full voicemail box. Clients hear where they stand, new work gets written down, and you only get the calls that need you.
You don't configure anything. We build it with you, then you call it yourself before your clients ever do.
Your services, the areas you cover, your routes and your rules: who goes first, what's urgent, what never to promise.
We set up your line and your texts. You call it and hear it answer as your company, with your routes.
Set the plan before you head out. The line answers, you plow, and the summary is waiting when you're done.
A heads-up the night before, "on our way" when the crew rolls, and "done" when the route is cleared. One send per route, from your phone.
300 call minutes and up to 1,000 texts a month, set up for you, month to month.
No. GTA Plow doesn't plow anything. It's a phone line and texting tool for snow-removal and landscaping contractors. If you need your own driveway cleared, call a local snow-removal company.
Yes. Call the demo line at (365) 650-2063. It answers as Kestrel Snow and Ice, a made-up plow company, on a storm morning. Ask it when the plow is coming, or ask for a driveway you're not on the list for.
Yes. Forward your number to the storm line, either every call or only the ones you don't pick up. Most Canadian carriers let you set that up from your phone. Or use a new local number from us. How forwarding works.
Usually a day or two after a 15-minute call. We build it, then you call it yourself and hear it answer as your company before your clients ever do.
In Toronto the first snow that stays usually lands in the second half of November. Fifteen minutes now saves a lot of missed calls later.