No-cool / no-heat triage by text
Every missed caller gets an instant text that asks the right first question, so urgent calls jump the queue and routine ones get booked.
When it's 100° outside or the furnace quits at midnight, homeowners keep calling until someone answers. We make sure that someone is you, even when every tech is out on a job.
National averages from Angi / HomeAdvisor cost data.2,3
Example message we'd set up
Where HVAC companies lose jobs
Only 52% of callers to home service businesses get to speak with a person (Invoca, 2026).1 Here's where that hurts HVAC companies most.
Heat waves and cold snaps hit every customer at once. Every tech is out, the office is buried, and calls ring out exactly when demand is highest.
A family with no heat at 11 PM calls whoever picks up first. If that's voicemail, the job and often the replacement that follows go to a competitor.
A new system averages $5,860 and homeowners usually compare quotes. Most contractors follow up once, or never, and lose the job to whoever kept the conversation going.
Tune-up customers aren't reminded, maintenance plans lapse, and your easiest repeat revenue quietly walks to whoever texts them first next season.
What we set up for you
Done for you: we build it, connect it to your phone, website and calendar, test it with you, and run it. No new software to learn.
Every missed caller gets an instant text that asks the right first question, so urgent calls jump the queue and routine ones get booked.
Answers after hours, books routine visits, and escalates real emergencies to your on-call tech. If a caller smells gas, it tells them to leave the home right away and call the gas utility or 911 from outside.
Five friendly touches over two weeks on every system quote, including a nudge about financing if you offer it, until the homeowner says yes, no or not yet.
Your past-customer list gets a seasonal tune-up offer before the rush, and replies book straight into your calendar.
Members get reminded before their plan lapses, with an easy reply-to-renew, so recurring revenue stays recurring.
A short text with a one-tap Google review link goes out once the job is closed, to every customer.
Real examples
Every message is written in your business's voice and approved by you before anything goes live. Marketing texts only go to customers who have agreed to receive them; everyone else gets email.
Tune-up campaign · past customers
Quote follow-up · day 3
After-hours AI · gas safety
The math
Example assumptions: 8 missed calls a week from new potential customers (not existing customers or spam), 45% of phone leads booking (Invoca, 2026)1 and the national average repair value.2 Winning back just 30% of those callers is about $1,947/month. And a single lost big-ticket job ($5,860) costs about 20 months of our Missed-Call Rescue plan.
Simple pricing
Month-to-month, cancel anytime. Text and call usage is billed at cost, with no markup.
Text-back, instant lead replies, reviews, weekly report.
$297/mo
Free setupAdds the 24/7 AI receptionist, booking and quote follow-up.
$697/mo
Setup free for founding clientsMulti-truck and multi-location teams, custom workflows.
from$1,497/mo
Founding client offer: the first 5 businesses get the $997 Booked-Jobs setup free, in exchange for an honest case study.
HVAC questions
More questions? See the full FAQ or ask us on the call.
Book a free call →Yes. You set the rules with us: for example, no heat during freezing weather, an elderly person or infant in the home, or a gas smell. Emergencies get safety instructions and are escalated to your on-call tech by call and text. Routine calls are booked into your calendar.
Yes. Your field-service software keeps running the jobs. We make sure more calls and leads turn into booked jobs in the first place, and in most cases we can connect the two so bookings land where your team already works.
We import your past-customer list from your software, write a seasonal tune-up offer in your voice, and send it before spring and fall: by text to customers who have agreed to receive texts, and by email to everyone else. Replies book into your calendar, and anyone who opts out is removed automatically.
The national average AC repair is about $416 and a new AC system averages $5,860 (Angi / HomeAdvisor data). Losing a single replacement lead costs more than a year and a half of our Missed-Call Rescue plan.
Free 20-minute Lead Leak Audit with the founder. No pressure, no obligation.
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