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Automation for home services businesses

Cleaning, landscaping, pest control, pool service and remodeling share a pattern: lots of small inquiries, quotes that need follow-up, and recurring visits that need confirming. That pattern is very automatable.

Where time goes today

  • Quote requests that need a few details before you can price them
  • Recurring visits confirmed by hand
  • Weather and schedule changes communicated one customer at a time
  • Invoices and payment reminders sent manually

Automation opportunities

● Example workflows

Quote-ready intake

Inquiries are followed by the right questions for the service (square footage, frequency, photos), so you have what you need to quote without a phone call.

  1. Inquiry arrives
  2. Service type identified
  3. Follow-up questions sent
  4. Answers compiled
  5. Quote prepared for review

Recurring visit confirmations

Customers on a schedule get confirmations and reminders automatically and can skip or reschedule without calling.

  1. Visit approaching
  2. Confirmation sent
  3. Customer confirms or reschedules
  4. Route updated

Schedule-change notices

When weather or staffing changes the day, affected customers are notified with their new time in one step.

  1. Change entered once
  2. Affected customers identified
  3. Notices sent
  4. Replies routed to office

Tools we often see

Examples only. We work with what you already use where it has an official integration.

  • Jobber
  • Housecall Pro
  • LMN
  • QuickBooks
  • Google Calendar

What we won't automate

  • • Pricing judgment
  • • Quality checks
  • • Customer disputes

Related solutions

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