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Your HVAC calls, answered and booked while you're in the attic.
Sam answers any hour and books the job into your Google Calendar. No-heat or no-cool, the answer is a time.
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What Sam asks
What's wrong, the ZIP, who it's for and the address, checked with Google. Then two times that are actually free.
Everyday calls like these get booked: The AC's running but blowing warm. The furnace clicks and won't light. A thermostat that's gone blank.
What Sam treats as an emergency
Safety instructions first, a text to your on-call phone during the call, then the soonest slot.
I can smell gas.
Emergency Tells them to leave and call 911 or the gas company from outside, then texts your on-call phone.
The CO alarm's going off.
Emergency Out of the house and 911 first, then a text to you.
There's smoke coming off the furnace.
Emergency Tells them to get out and call 911, then texts your on-call phone.
The heat's out and my mother's 90.
Emergency No heat or no cooling with someone vulnerable at home. It takes their word for how bad it is, texts you and books the soonest slot.
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After-hours calls in a small HVAC shop
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