HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical
The job goes to whoever answers first
Trades businesses lose more money to response time and paperwork lag than to competition on price. A tech finishes at 4:30, the ticket gets to the office Thursday, the invoice goes out Monday, and you get paid three weeks after you did the work. Every step of that is fixable.
What we hear from home service contractors
- After-hours and weekend calls go to voicemail while the caller dials the next company
- Techs write tickets on paper and someone re-enters them
- Invoicing lags job completion by days or weeks
- Dispatch is a whiteboard and a group text
- Nobody knows which job types actually make money
Software we work alongside
What we would build
After-hours AI intake
Answers on the second ring, qualifies the emergency, checks the on-call schedule, and books or escalates.
→ One recovered emergency call a month typically covers the run cost
Photo-to-estimate
Tech photographs the unit and panel; a draft estimate with parts and labor is waiting when they get to the truck.
→ Cuts quote turnaround from days to minutes
Complete-to-invoiced automation
Job marked complete in the field triggers invoice generation, payment link, and follow-up sequence.
→ Days off average collection time
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