Heating & cooling

It is minus fifteen, the furnace is out, and you have forty voicemails by 8am.

HVAC demand is weather-triggered: it is quiet, and then in one evening everyone with a failing furnace calls at once. The trade differs from wildlife; the shape of the call does not.

Adjacent trade

What breaks today

The first hard freeze turns a normal week into a queue you cannot answer. The agent triages no-heat calls and books the rest.

  • Demand arrives in one night, not one month

    A cold snap compresses a season's worth of calls into 36 hours. Whoever answers fastest books the work; everyone else inherits the callbacks.

  • Emergencies and tune-ups sound identical in a voicemail

    Without triage on the way in, a no-heat call with a newborn in the house sits in the same queue as a filter change.

  • Quotes on replacements go cold

    A furnace replacement is a considered purchase. Nobody has time to chase the estimate that didn't get a reply, so it quietly dies.

A no-heat call on the first cold night

  1. 6:40amCaller has no heat; house is at 11°C with an infant at home.
  2. 6:40amAgent confirms thermostat state, breaker, and whether the unit is firing at all.
  3. 6:41amClassifies it as a genuine no-heat emergency, not a maintenance call.
  4. 6:41amTakes make and approximate age of the unit for the tech's van stock.
  5. 6:42amBooks the first emergency slot and confirms the callout fee.
  6. 6:42amRoutine tune-up requests from the same hour queue behind it.

Illustrative walkthrough of the call pattern this system handles. Not a transcript from a named customer.

What we put in place

Built around your call, not a template.

  • Voice agent answering the surge in parallel — twenty simultaneous callers is the same as one.
  • No-heat and no-cool triage that separates genuine emergencies from routine service.
  • Unit make, age, and symptom captured on the call so the tech arrives with the right parts.
  • Maintenance-plan enrolment offered on service calls where it fits.
  • Automated follow-up on replacement quotes that went quiet, halting on reply.

Works with what you already run

  • ServiceTitan
  • Jobber
  • Housecall Pro
  • FieldEdge

We check what your current plan already covers before proposing anything — you should never pay us to rebuild something you already own. Where a replacement genuinely wins, that's the Build, and it lands in your accounts and your name.

Pro Trap · Windsor, ON

We have not shipped into a hvac business yet. These numbers are from our wildlife and pest deployment, and they are here to show the mechanism works — not to predict what it would do for you.

Conversion
~40%
of website chats turned into booked jobs.
Volume
75+
jobs created autonomously, from 170+ conversations.
Coverage
24/7
nights, weekends, and holidays.

Measured on the live deployment, May–July 2026. Not restated as current-month performance.

Read the full case study

Start with a 30-day pilot

The receptionist goes live on the number and website you already have. Nothing else in your business changes. Cancel any time, no contract — if it doesn't book you work in the first month, fire it.