Weather Agent

When a storm is coming, your marketing should already know

Weather is the biggest driver of demand in home services — and the most predictable. HomerAI's Weather Agent watches the forecast for your service area, spots the weather that brings work for your trade, and hands you the post, the email and the follow-up sequence before the phones start ringing.

How it works

From forecast to campaign, with you in charge

  1. EVERY HOUR

    It checks the forecast for every city you serve

    Using the service area in your company settings, looking one to seven days ahead — far enough to act, close enough to trust.

  2. A TRIGGER HITS

    It recognises weather that brings work for your trade

    A heat wave for HVAC, a hard freeze for plumbing, severe storms for roofing. You choose which trades it watches for, and what counts as hot, cold or windy where you work.

  3. YOU GET NOTIFIED

    It recommends a response

    A Facebook post, an email to past customers and a follow-up sequence, each written for that weather and that trade. Pick the ones you want.

  4. ONE CLICK

    Homer drafts them — and stops there

    The post is saved unscheduled, the email as a draft campaign, the sequence paused. Choosing the audience and pressing send stays with you.

The HomerAI Weather Agent panel: a 'Severe storms forecast for Austin, TX' recommendation with a suggested Facebook post, email to past customers and follow-up sequence, and a 'Cold snap coming' recommendation whose drafts have been created.

Watching four trades for a demo company. Hourly, one to seven days ahead.

What it looks like

Different weather, different work, a campaign for each

Roofing & siding

Severe storms

Up to 80% storm chance with gusts to 58 mph on Sun Oct 11 – Mon Oct 12. Plan post-storm inspection outreach.

Drafts: Post for after the storm passes: free roof and siding inspections, signs of storm damage to look for, and a warning about unlicensed door-to-door storm chasers.

HVAC

Heat wave

3 straight days feeling like 104°F+ starting Tue Jun 16. AC failures and tune-up demand spike before and during heat waves.

Drafts: Heads-up post: a heat wave is coming, 2–3 quick tips to keep an AC running, and an invitation to book a tune-up before it hits.

Plumbing

Hard freeze

Lows near 22°F on Thu Jan 14. Exposed and uninsulated pipes burst in hard freezes; this is the moment for prevention tips and emergency availability.

Drafts: Freeze-prep post: drip faucets, open sink cabinets, cover outdoor spigots, know where the main shut-off is — and that you're available if a pipe bursts.

Every trigger

The weather it watches for, and what it drafts

Each trigger comes with a Facebook post and an email to past customers as well as the follow-up sequence below. Thresholds are defaults you can change.

TriggerForecastForFollow-up sequence it draftsIndustry pages
Heat wave 2+ days feeling like 95°F or hotter HVAC Follow-up sequence for leads and unsold AC repair and replacement estimates, using the heat wave as a timely reason to reconnect. HVAC
Cold snap Lows of 20°F or below HVAC Follow-up sequence for leads and unsold heating estimates, using the cold snap as a reason to reconnect. HVAC
Hard freeze Lows of 25°F or below Plumbing Follow-up sequence offering pipe insulation and winterization to leads and recent customers ahead of the freeze. Plumbing
Severe storms 60%+ thunderstorm chance or gusts of 45 mph+ Roofing & siding Post-storm follow-up sequence offering a free inspection to leads in the affected area. Roofing
High winds Gusts of 45 mph+ Tree service Follow-up sequence for leads with open tree-removal estimates, using the wind forecast as the reason to schedule now. Landscaping
Heavy rain 1.5"+ of rain in a day Water damage & restoration Follow-up sequence offering sump pump checks and waterproofing to leads ahead of the rain. Restoration
Big rain 1"+ of rain in a day Gutters Follow-up sequence for leads with open gutter cleaning or guard estimates, timed to the rain. Roofing, Handyman
Bug weather Rain followed by 80°F+ and 65%+ humidity Pest control Follow-up sequence offering recurring pest plans to leads, using the warm, wet weather as the hook. Pest Control
First frost Lows of 32°F or below Lawn & irrigation Follow-up sequence for customers who haven't booked winterization yet. Landscaping
Dry stretch 4+ dry days between 50°F and 90°F Exterior painting & concrete Follow-up sequence for unsold exterior project estimates, using the weather window as the reason to book now. Painting, Pressure Washing, Fencing
Cold snap Lows of 20°F or below Garage doors Follow-up sequence for open garage door repair and replacement estimates, timed to the cold. Garage Doors
Outage-risk weather 70%+ storm chance, 45 mph+ gusts, or ice and snow Generators & electrical Follow-up sequence for open generator quotes, using the storm forecast as the reason to decide. Electrical
Hot stretch 2+ days at 92°F or hotter Pool service Follow-up sequence offering weekly pool service to leads, timed to the heat. Pool Maintenance
Built to be trusted

An agent that recommends, not one that sends

Drafts only

Nothing is published or sent by the Weather Agent. Every draft goes through its normal screen, where you pick the audience and the timing.

No repeats

Dismiss a recommendation and the same weather event won't be raised again. Old recommendations expire when the weather has passed.

Weather on the phone, too

While the Weather Agent is on, your AI receptionist and website chat can check the local forecast, so “can you get here before the freeze?” gets a real answer.

See what next week's forecast would mean for your business

Tell us your trade and service area. We'll show you the recommendations the Weather Agent would make.