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Service calls and installs on one truck.

Tuesday morning service call, Wednesday afternoon install, Friday maintenance check. Construction Scope keeps each one a job with its own scope, parts, labor, and invoice — so the tech on the truck can take payment and the office sees it the same minute.

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Why HVAC techs switch

Built for service work, install crews, and recurring maintenance.

Service ticket to paid invoice on the truck

Tech writes up the call on the phone. Customer signs. Invoice sent. ACH or card pays it before they leave the driveway.

Parts and labor separated

Filter, capacitor, blower motor — each item from the parts catalog with its own price. Labor by the hour at the tech's rate. Customer sees a real invoice, not a guess.

Recurring maintenance plans

Customer on a quarterly tune-up plan. The schedule view shows the next visit. Invoice auto-generates after the visit. Customer pays the same day.

Equipment on the customer record

Furnace make, model, serial, install date, warranty expiry. Tech opens the customer in the truck and knows exactly what's already there.

Dispatch view across the crew

Who's on what call today. Where they are. What's the next stop. Without a separate dispatch tool.

Estimate to install in one record

Sales tech does the in-home estimate. Customer approves on the spot. Install crew gets the same job with the same line items. Office doesn't re-key anything.

How a job runs

A typical hvac job in Construction Scope

Walk through what the same job looks like in the tool, from the first call to the final payment.

  1. 1

    Service call dispatch

    Customer calls about no cooling. Create a service ticket from the phone. Address, equipment type, symptom in one screen. Assigned to the closest tech via the Dispatch view.

  2. 2

    On-site diagnosis

    Tech arrives, opens the customer record. Sees the install date, the unit's make and model, history of past visits. Diagnoses a bad capacitor. Adds the part from the catalog.

  3. 3

    Estimate and approval on the truck

    Repair quoted on the tablet — part plus labor. Customer signs the approval link on their phone. Tech makes the repair while the homeowner is still in the kitchen.

  4. 4

    Invoice and payment same visit

    Repair done. Invoice generates from the line items. Customer pays by tap-to-pay card or ACH right then. Tech is in and out in under an hour, paid before they leave the driveway.

  5. 5

    Maintenance plan enrollment

    While the tech is there, offer the quarterly maintenance plan. Customer signs up via the approval link. Recurring billing starts the next month. Visits auto-schedule.

  6. 6

    Install jobs alongside service

    When the same customer needs a system replacement, a new Job is created against their record. Larger scope, line items for equipment + ductwork + labor + permits. Same workspace, same invoicing flow.

Common questions

Questions hvac ask

Can techs collect payment in the field?
Yes. Invoices send from the tech's phone with a payment link. Customer pays by card or ACH right there. The office sees the payment land in real time.
How does the recurring maintenance plan billing work?
When a customer enrolls in a quarterly plan, a recurring invoice generates on the schedule you set. They can pay each one manually or save a card for auto-charge. Visits are scheduled on the calendar too — same workspace, same job.
Can I track which tech worked on which equipment?
Yes. Every visit logs the tech who did the work. The equipment record on the customer carries the full service history — install date, warranty status, every part replaced, every visit's labor hours.
What about commercial accounts with multiple locations?
One Customer record per company, multiple JobSite records under it. Each site has its own equipment, contacts, schedule. Invoices can bill to corporate or to the site, your choice per job.