The 2 am no-heat call
A family with a dead furnace in January doesn't leave voicemail. The system answers, confirms it's an emergency, books the first morning slot, and texts them a confirmation.
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Built by one of your own
Kadence is an HVAC apprentice in the Lower Mainland. He built this system after watching no-heat calls ring out while the crew was elbow deep in a rooftop unit. This is the one industry we don't have to learn.
The HVAC reality
The first cold snap of November lights the phones up exactly when every tech is on a call-out. Those are the highest value calls of your year, and they're the ones ringing out.
A family with a dead furnace in January doesn't leave voicemail. The system answers, confirms it's an emergency, books the first morning slot, and texts them a confirmation.
When it's minus ten, you don't need more techs to answer phones. The system handles every call at once. No busy signal, no queue, no lost jobs.
It asks the right questions: age of the unit, symptoms, fuel type, brand. You walk into the call knowing whether to bring a part or a quote sheet.
Pair it with reactivation and your past customers get called when furnace tune-up season starts. The shoulder season fills itself.
What it handles
You decide what counts as an emergency, what your service area covers, and which jobs you want. The system books no-heat calls differently than thermostat questions, exactly the way your best dispatcher would.
The proof is a phone call away
The number here is answered by the same system we build for clients. Ask it anything. Book a demo right on the call.