Plenty of heating and air companies do more than heating and air. You change the water heater in the same house you tune up, or you put in the generator and the transfer switch. In HVACBossPro you turn on each trade you do, and they share one schedule, one customer list and one invoice.
HVAC is built in. Turn on Plumbing or Electrical and the rest of the app stays the same: the schedule, the tech app, texting, estimates, invoices and card on file.
Furnaces, AC, heat pumps, mini-splits, boilers and package units, with brand, model, serial, year, tonnage and filter size.
Tune-up checklist: filter, thermostat, capacitor, contactor and coils, with supply and return air readings.
Water heaters (tank, tankless, heat pump), softeners and filtration, sump, sewage ejector and well pumps, shut-offs and cleanouts.
Plumbing inspection checklist: shut-off, water pressure, water heater temperature, flush and anode rod.
Main panels and subpanels, meter bases, generators and transfer switches, EV chargers, surge protection and solar inverters.
Electrical safety inspection checklist for panels, breakers, GFCI and AFCI, grounding and generators.
There is nothing to install and no second account. You decide which trades show up.
Go to Settings, then Trades You Offer.
HVAC is already on. Tick Plumbing and Electrical if you do them.
The Equipment tab takes every trade you turned on, so one house can list the furnace, the water heater and the panel.
Jobs fill from the house, techs get the right checklist on their phones, and the customer gets one invoice.
No. Every plan includes all three trades. Plans start at $59 a month, and the 14-day trial is free with no card.
No. It is one account, one customer list and one login. A customer who has you for the furnace and the water heater is one customer with one history.
The Equipment tab on each house takes that trade's equipment, new jobs can fill from it, and your techs see that trade's checklist in the crew app. Everything else (schedule, texting, invoices, card on file) already works the same for every trade.
If your shop does mechanical, electrical and plumbing work (what the industry calls MEP), yes: turn on all three and run them in one place. It is built for small service shops, not large construction contractors.
For everything else HVACBossPro does, see the features page or pricing.
Turn on the trades you do and run them from one schedule. Try HVACBossPro free for 14 days.