For Australian air conditioning & heating businesses

First 38-degree day: forty calls. You answer nine.

Your year lands in about eleven weeks. When the heat hits you physically can't take it all, and every call you miss rings the next installer.

We set it up so every caller gets captured with their address and job details, and the quiet months fill themselves — all on the number and software you already use.

01  /  Sound familiar

You don't have a lead problem. You have an eleven-week problem.

What air conditioning owners deal with every season.

  • 01

    The first hot week gives you more calls than you can answer

    You're in a ceiling with a core drill going. By that evening most have booked whoever picked up.

  • 02

    Ducted quotes are ten to sixteen grand and take weeks

    They talk to the partner, get another quote, wait for a pay cycle. One follow-up message doesn't survive that.

  • 03

    March to September the phone goes quiet

    The work exists — servicing, filters, heating checks. It just needs someone to remind eight hundred past customers you exist.

  • 04

    Nobody buys the maintenance plan because nobody offers it

    Every unit you've installed needs a service. Almost none of those customers get asked.

  • 05

    Fourteen installs in a week, zero reviews

    Six months later you're paying for leads because your Google profile looks thinner than it should.

02  /  What we set up

Six things that run while you're in a ceiling.

Uses the number and inbox you already have. Nothing new for the crew.

Every missed call gets a text back in 30 seconds

Flat out today — send your address and how many rooms, we'll call at four. You sit down to a list of real jobs, not missed numbers.

Saves your summer

Enquiries answered at 9pm on a Sunday

Heat builds on weekends. An instant reply and a booking link means you wake up with the job already yours.

Works when you can't

Ducted quotes chased for six weeks

Day 1, 3, 8, 15, 30, 45. On a $14,000 job, one extra a month changes your year.

The big-ticket one

Service reminders before the season turns

Every unit you've installed hears from you in early spring and again before winter. Same customer, same address, costs nothing to ask.

Fills the quiet months

Reviews asked the day it's blowing cold

They're standing under it, happy. One tap. Anything unhappy comes to you privately first.

Free leads next summer

Invoices send and chase themselves

Out when the job's marked complete, reminders at 7, 14 and 21 days. No evening admin.

Paid without the chase
03  /  Your numbers

What does peak season cost you in unanswered calls?

Use a busy month, not an average one. That's where the money is.

Peak summer or the first cold snap.
In peak season most owners put this near half.
A split installed is $1,800–$4,800. Ducted runs $9,000–$18,000.
$
Mostly the ducted and multi-head work.
Count the evenings.
Lost in a busy month
$0

Callers who booked someone else, ducted quotes that went quiet, past customers nobody reminded.

0
Hours a week you stop spending on chasing
$0
Same leak, over twelve months

Estimates, not a promise. We've kept it conservative — you win back about three in ten of the enquiries that currently go nowhere, and follow-up converts a small slice of the quotes that go quiet.

Catch the overflow
04  /  How it works

Three weeks. Ready before the season.

You keep your number, your quoting method and your scheduling.

1

One call, 45 minutes

How jobs reach you now, what you say, and what happens after you quote. That's the homework.

2

We build it in your words

Every message written to sound like you. You read the lot and change anything before it goes live.

3

Live, then watched for a fortnight

Tested privately, switched on, then checked daily for two weeks.

05  /  Fits how you already work

It bolts on to what you already run.

No new app for the crew. No switching software. No rebuilding how you quote.

Works with what you've got
  • Your mobile numberSame number on the van and the shirts. Nothing changes for your customers.
  • Your website and Facebook formsWherever enquiries land now, they get picked up.
  • Your quoting softwareKeep quoting exactly how you do. We chase what you send.
  • Your accounting softwareInvoices and reminders run off what you already raise.
  • Your calendarBookings drop straight into the diary you already use.
Built around your business
  • We map your process firstOne call. How jobs reach you, what you say, what you charge.
  • Written in your wordsNot a template. It reads like you texted it.
  • You sign off every messageNothing goes to a customer until you've read it.
  • Timings set to your job typesBecause a $500 job and a $20,000 job don't get chased the same way.
  • Changed whenever you wantSay the word and we rewrite it. No tickets, no waiting.
06  /  Get started

Send your numbers. We'll show you the season you're losing.

We'll look at how enquiries reach you in peak week, how long they wait and where ducted quotes drop off — then send a short written summary.

Please fill in your name, mobile and email.

Only used to get back to you. No lists, no spam.

Got it — thanks.

We'll be in touch shortly. If it's urgent, book a time directly below.

07  /  Or book a time

Thirty minutes, no pitch deck.

Rather talk? Grab a time. We'll ask about your peak-season call volume and tell you honestly whether it's worth it.

08  /  Straight answers

Straight answers.

Will it sound like a robot?
No. Every message is written in your voice and approved by you first. Short, plain, no exclamation marks. The second a customer asks a real question it stops and hands you the whole conversation.
Peak season is six weeks away. Is there time?
Three weeks to build and go live, so yes — but it gets tighter the longer you leave it. Service reminders can go out in week one.
I'm booked out in summer anyway. Why would I want more calls?
You wouldn't. You'd want the right ones. Capturing every caller with their address and job type lets you work the list by value instead of answering whoever rings while you're near the phone.
Do I have to change how I quote or invoice?
No. Keep your software, your template, your spreadsheet — whatever you use now. This works around it, not instead of it.
Is this the same thing you sell everyone?
No. Same tools, built differently every time. Your job types, your pricing, your timings, your words. We won't launch anything you haven't read.
I'm hopeless with tech.
Then you're who it's for. We build it, switch it on and look after it. If you can read a text, you're fine.

The next hot week is coming. Decide now who answers the phone.