Use cases
Every trade loses the same calls for the same reason, and every trade needs a different set of questions asked before a job can be scheduled safely. Pick yours.
No-heat calls arrive at 11 PM in January. AllHours answers, qualifies the system and the occupants, and books the first slot of the day.
Read more →An active leak cannot wait for a callback. AllHours screens for shutoff status and hazards, then either escalates or books the earliest real slot.
Read more →A dead panel and a flickering hallway light are not the same call. AllHours screens for hazard, scope and panel access, then escalates or books.
Read more →Volume, access, and restricted items decide whether a job is profitable. AllHours asks all three before it quotes a range and books the crew.
Read more →One hailstorm produces a month of calls in an afternoon. AllHours answers all of them at once, separates active leaks from inspections, and books.
Read more →A door that will not close is a security problem, not a scheduling problem. AllHours sorts those from routine repairs and books the rest.
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