After-hours and overflow calls
A no-cooling call at 7 PM goes to whoever picks up. If that isn’t you, the job is gone before morning.
For HVAC companies
ReviveFlow helps HVAC teams find the revenue lost to after-hours calls, slow replies, unsold replacement estimates and maintenance customers nobody called back — then builds the system that catches it.
What the free leak check shows you
What unanswered calls cost you each month, using your own call volume and ticket size.
How much slow replies and one-try follow-up shave off your close rate.
What your open replacement estimates and old customer list are worth.
Two minutes. Typical numbers for your trade filled in.
Where the revenue goes
A no-cooling call at 7 PM goes to whoever picks up. If that isn’t you, the job is gone before morning.
When the heat hits, dispatch and sales are buried. Good leads get one reply, then nothing.
A $7,500 system quote needs follow-up. Most sit in the CRM until the homeowner signs with someone else.
Small trade shops booked 26% of lead calls in the morning — and only 9% after 6 PM.
Only 11% of HVAC businesses reply to new leads within an hour — the slowest trade surveyed.
What we build
Start with the biggest leak, or connect every step where work comes in. Either way, the system runs every day on its own, and your team steps in where you decide.
An AI receptionist, instant replies or estimate follow-up aimed at your biggest leak. Flat monthly fee, no upfront build.
Calls, texts, web leads, follow-up, estimates and your CRM working as one process. Nobody copies details from one tool to the next.
One operating layer across calls, CRM, estimates, scheduling and reporting, so you can see what came in, what closed and what is stuck.
Every build is tested before launch, watched with logs and alerts after, given only the access it needs, and measured against your starting numbers.
Common tools we build around
We build around the software your team already uses instead of adding another place to check. Exact integrations are confirmed during scoping.
The honest next step
Find out where your HVAC revenue is actually leaking. Then decide where to start: one fix for the biggest leak, or a connected system across calls, replies, replacement estimates and maintenance follow-up.