Home services

Trades that come to the house, from no-heat emergencies to spring cleanups and septic pump-outs. 75 use cases, written for each kind of business on its own.

  1. Odd-job lists batched into one visitInbound
  2. Ceiling stains and rot checked by photo firstInbound
  3. Arrival windows confirmed, late crews explainedOutbound
  4. Spring and fall list calls to past clientsOutbound
  5. Realtor punch lists booked before listing dayInbound
How they fit together for handyman and home repair →
  1. Thermostat and filter checks before a truck rollsInbound
  2. No-heat nights sorted by who's in the houseInbound
  3. Furnace and heat pump quotes followed upOutbound
  4. Maintenance plan members booked for fall tune-upsOutbound
  5. Heat-wave AC calls booked in order of needInbound
How they fit together for hvac →
  1. Slow drains and running toilets booked for weekdaysInbound
  2. Plumber on-the-way calls with a real arrival timeOutbound
  3. Sewer camera findings called back with the quoteOutbound
  4. Burst pipes stopped at the shut-off, then sent on-callInbound
  5. Water heater failures quoted from the tank labelInbound
How they fit together for plumbing →
  1. Half-house outages sorted from grid outagesInbound
  2. EV charger quotes started with the panel photoInbound
  3. Panel upgrade quotes followed up before the car arrivesOutbound
  4. Inspection dates confirmed with homeowners and buildersOutbound
  5. Burning smells and warm panels sent to on-callInbound
How they fit together for electrical →
  1. Biweekly clients quoted by rooms, pets and last cleanInbound
  2. Key, alarm and pet notes checked the day beforeOutbound
  3. First-clean check-ins that keep new clientsOutbound
  4. Skipped visits and reschedules moved in one callInbound
  5. Move-out cleans booked around the landlord walk-throughInbound
How they fit together for house cleaning →
  1. Mice, ants and wasps sorted on the first callInbound
  2. Bed bug prep checked two days before treatmentOutbound
  3. Second and third rodent visits booked on timeOutbound
  4. Restaurant pest calls put through before inspectionInbound
  5. Spring perimeter spray renewals for last year's homesOutbound
How they fit together for pest control →
  1. April cleanups and new mowing clients bookedInbound
  2. Rain-day skips explained with the new mow dayInbound
  3. Patio and backyard build leads put through to the designerInbound
  4. Sprinkler start-ups in May and blowouts before freeze-upOutbound
  5. Mowing and maintenance renewals called in FebruaryOutbound
How they fit together for landscaping and lawn care →
  1. Fall plowing contracts signed before the first snowInbound
  2. Storm-morning "where's my plow" calls answeredInbound
  3. Plow ridges and missed walkways logged for a re-clearInbound
  4. Iced commercial lots put through to the route supervisorInbound
  5. Last winter's driveways renewed in AugustOutbound
How they fit together for snow removal →
  1. Lockouts at minus thirty, sorted before the van rollsInbound
  2. Closing-day rekeys booked for new homeownersInbound
  3. Car key and fob programming quoted by make and yearInbound
  4. Doors secured tonight after a break-inInbound
  5. Month-end rekeys called to landlords and property managersOutbound
How they fit together for locksmiths →
  1. Model number and error code taken before the visitInbound
  2. Warranty and extended-plan calls sorted at intakeInbound
  3. Four-hour windows confirmed and narrowed the morning ofOutbound
  4. Backordered parts tracked and return visits bookedOutbound
  5. Repair-or-replace questions sent to a senior techInbound
How they fit together for appliance repair →
  1. Snapped springs booked before the commuteInbound
  2. Reversing openers fixed by phone or bookedInbound
  3. Insulated door enquiries booked for a measureInbound
  4. Install days confirmed and the garage clearedOutbound
  5. Fall door tune-ups booked before the freezeOutbound
How they fit together for garage doors →
  1. Tank alarms and backups moved up the routeInbound
  2. Property-sale septic inspections booked to the deadlineInbound
  3. City buyers walked through their first septic systemInbound
  4. Lids dug and laneways checked the day beforeOutbound
  5. Pump-out due calls from the tank historyOutbound
How they fit together for septic services →
  1. Fall sweeps booked with the stove and roof detailsInbound
  2. Insurer-ordered WETT inspections for new ownersInbound
  3. Roaring flues and smoke-back sent to the lead techInbound
  4. Liner, cap and crown repairs from the camera reportOutbound
  5. August sweep reminders and the fall waitlistOutbound
How they fit together for chimney sweeps →
  1. Pool openings booked before Victoria DayInbound
  2. Green pools and cloudy hot tubs sorted by phoneInbound
  3. Heater and pump failures booked with the error codeInbound
  4. Hot tub shoppers sent to the showroom sales leadInbound
  5. September pool closing calls from last year's listOutbound
How they fit together for pools and hot tubs →
  1. Well water tests booked for mortgages and salesInbound
  2. Lab results called back with the treatment planOutbound
  3. Sulphur, iron and hard water booked for a treatment visitInbound
  4. Dry taps triaged before the pump truck rollsInbound
  5. Filter and UV lamp change calls from install datesOutbound
How they fit together for wells and water treatment →