Equipment and warranty on file
Make, model, serial and install date for every unit, with warranties flagged 60 days before they lapse — the window where replacement is a conversation, not a complaint.
Heating and cooling runs on two rushes a year and a long tail of replacement quotes. HomerAI answers every call in the rush, gives your techs a timestamped checklist for every visit, keeps equipment and warranty dates on file, and works every unsold system quote until it's a yes.
Homer answers your line 24/7 — nights, weekends and while your office is on another call. It asks the questions your best CSR would, books into real open slots, and escalates anything urgent to your on-call person.
An example call. Your receptionist uses your services, prices and schedule.
Build a checklist once and your crew works it on every job. Each item is stamped with the tech's name and the exact time, readings are captured on the spot, and before-and-after photos with annotations are attached to the job.
✓ Jordan M. · 10/14/2026, 8:12 AM
✓ Jordan M. · 10/14/2026, 8:31 AM
✓ Jordan M. · 10/14/2026, 8:46 AM
✓ Jordan M. · 10/14/2026, 9:05 AM
✓ Jordan M. · 10/14/2026, 9:22 AM
Make, model, serial and install date for every unit, with warranties flagged 60 days before they lapse — the window where replacement is a conversation, not a complaint.
No heat in a freeze or a gas smell goes straight to your on-call tech, with the address and details already gathered.
Work the replacement-quote list four lines at a time, with a talk track built from each homeowner's notes.
A photo of the coil before and after cleaning explains the tune-up price better than any line item.
Most jobs are lost to silence, not to “no.” Build a follow-up sequence once and HomerAI sends the texts and emails and drops the calls onto your team's list, on business-day timing.
Email, SMS and social posts built from your own customers and job photos.
Text last year's tune-up customers two weeks before the first hot week.
The Weather Agent flags the first freeze in your area and recommends a furnace-check campaign.
A dirty coil next to a clean one is the most-shared post an HVAC company can make.
Bring your website. We'll show you the receptionist, checklists and follow-up Homer drafts from it.