Job type and comfort problem
Separate new installations, replacements, faults and upgrades, then capture which rooms or areas are affected and what the customer is trying to improve.
Collect the customer’s goal, existing system details, room context and access information in one guided walkthrough. Your team can review the job before deciding what needs to be measured or checked on site.
HomeWalk guides the customer through the job information, photos and access context you choose. They provide what they know; your team decides what still needs professional verification.
Separate new installations, replacements, faults and upgrades, then capture which rooms or areas are affected and what the customer is trying to improve.
Request model labels, controller photos, indoor and outdoor unit locations or ducted-system details where they can be photographed safely.
Collect room use, approximate size where known, building level, outdoor-unit access and other site constraints that may change how the job is approached.
The walkthrough provides the job context your team asks for. A qualified technician still confirms system sizing, electrical and refrigerant requirements, placement, access and any compliance issues before recommending or pricing work.
These are examples, not a script. Your business controls what gets asked and how much information is needed for each job.
Are you installing a new system, replacing one or trying to solve a problem with an existing system?
Which rooms or areas need heating or cooling?
Can you safely photograph the existing unit or model label, if there is one?
Are there access constraints or preferred locations we should know about before attending?
Yes. Model labels, indoor units, controllers and outdoor units can be useful when they can be photographed safely without opening equipment.
No. It gathers the information your business wants before assessment. Your technician determines the appropriate equipment and capacity.
Yes. You can tailor separate workflows or questions for the types of work your business handles.
Try the workflow first, or start a 14-day trial and adapt it to the way your business quotes work.