Romeoville's warehouses and contractors need phones that ring in an office and on the floor at the same time. That is a ten minute configuration for us.
Crews working out of Romeoville industrial parks usually want one main number that hunts across three or four cells. We build that rollover exactly how your dispatch actually works.
Romeoville is dispatch country. Contractors, service fleets, and warehouse operations out of the industrial parks all want the same build: one number on the trucks and the website, ringing the office first, then hunting across three or four cells until a human answers. We build that rollover to match how your crew actually runs, not a diagram.
Around the Lewis University airport and the Weber Road parks, downtime is the enemy. Phone service here goes in with cellular failover, so a cut fiber line or an internet blip does not take dispatch down with it.
What Romeoville businesses hire us for
- Business Phone Systems
- POTS Line Replacement
- VoIP Service
- 24/7 Phone Answering
- Desk Phones
- Number Porting
Romeoville questions we get
Can one main number ring several cell phones in order?
Yes. Office first, then cells in whatever order you want, then answering service if nobody picks up. Callers dial one number and always reach somebody.
What happens to our phones if the internet goes out?
Calls fail over to cellular automatically. Desk phones can ride a cellular backup and the mobile apps keep working on their own data.
How is pricing handled for a crew that is mostly in trucks?
Per user, $24 a month, and a user can be just the app on a cell phone. No desk phone required for guys who never sit at a desk.