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Worknizer

HVAC

Sell the tune-ups, dispatch the no-cool calls, keep every system on record

Fill the slow weeks with maintenance plans, get a tech to a dead furnace fast, and pull up any home's equipment history from your phone. All in the language of HVAC.

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An HVAC technician checking the refrigerant gauges on an outdoor condenser unit
AC tune-up — Spring plan Scheduled

What the first heat wave does to a shop that runs on paper

  • The first 95-degree day hits and the phone won't stop — a stack of no-cool calls and no clear way to see which tech is closest and free.
  • You sold a season of spring and fall tune-ups, but remembering to actually book every one lives in your head and a wall calendar.
  • Which system is in which home, what filter it takes, what you did last visit — it's scattered across trucks, texts, and a filing cabinet.

From the tune-up plan to payday, one system at a time

  1. 1
    Estimates & Quotes

    Quote a repair or a full system replacement at the unit, lay out the options plainly, and get the homeowner's yes before you order the equipment.

  2. 2
    Scheduling

    Dispatch the no-cool call to whoever's closest, and let the season's maintenance visits sit on the same calendar so the slow weeks stay booked.

  3. 3
    Customer Management

    Open the home's system model, filter size, tonnage, and last service on your phone, do the work, and log it against that equipment for next time.

  4. 4
    Invoicing & Payments

    Send the invoice from the driveway the moment the unit's running again — card on the spot or a pay link — so a summer emergency doesn't wait for billing.

  5. 5
    Team & Payroll

    Hourly, overtime, and on-call pay for your techs total themselves, so a week of 12-hour heat-wave days still pays out right without the math.

Everything an HVAC business runs on

Worknizer calendar showing a week of HVAC maintenance visits and a no-cool emergency dispatched to the nearest tech
  • Scheduling

    See who's closest and free, dispatch the no-cool call in a tap, and keep every plan's tune-up on the same calendar so the shoulder seasons stay full.

  • Invoicing & Payments

    Invoice from the driveway the second the system's cooling again — card on the spot or a pay link — instead of billing from the office that night.

  • Customer Management

    Every home's equipment lives in one record — model, tonnage, filter size, refrigerant, and every past repair — so the next visit starts with the full history.

  • Team & Payroll

    Hourly, overtime, and on-call hours for your techs total themselves, so a brutal heat-wave week still pays out right without a spreadsheet.

  • Client Portal

    Homeowners get a private link to approve the repair, pay the invoice, and see what was done to their system — no phone tag over the estimate.

  • Communication

    Automatic 'on our way' texts go out the moment you dispatch, so the homeowner sweating in a hot house knows a tech is actually coming.

Worknizer talks like an HVAC shop

Worknizer sets up around the words your shop already uses — so the app reads like an HVAC business, not generic 'job management' software.

  • Jobs → Service calls
  • Customers → Homeowners
  • Team → Techs

HVAC questions, answered

Yes. Put a home's tune-ups on a recurring schedule once — spring AC, fall furnace, or a full maintenance-plan cadence — and Worknizer keeps booking them, so the season you sold actually gets on the calendar.

Yes. See your techs' day at a glance, drop the emergency onto whoever's nearest and free, and they get the address and the home's system details on their phone right away.

Every property keeps its own record — system model, tonnage, filter size, refrigerant type, and every past repair — so the next visit to that address starts with the full history instead of guesswork.

Both. A full system replacement and a same-day capacitor swap live on the same calendar and the same customer record, so a big install doesn't bury the quick fixes you promised.

Yes. Homes, rooftop units, and small-commercial accounts are all just customers with their own equipment, visits, and billing, so a mixed book runs on the same scheduling and invoicing.

Run your HVAC business — not the paperwork

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