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EaseOps for HVAC Contractors

AI for HVAC contractors, one job at a time.

We start with the one job that wastes the most hours in your office — then build an agent that does the tedious part, with your people approving every step.

Built around your shop, not a templateOne job at a timeIn your own Google account

The Problem

Sound familiar?

Season floods the inbox

July heat waves and January cold snaps bury your office staff in "is it in stock?", "what's the lead time?", "when can you come?" — while answers sit scattered across spec sheets and old threads.

Your best tech is a walking manual

Twenty years of diagnosing failures lives in one or two heads. Every new hire starts from zero, and every retirement is a knowledge write-off.

Supplier prices drift

Equipment, refrigerant, parts — invoice prices creep above the agreements you signed, and nobody has time to check line by line.

Where To Start

Where we'd start.

The job we'd suggest first for hvac contractors.

The first job

The repeat customer emails

In season, the office answers the same "is it in stock / what's the lead time / when can you come" questions all day. The agent drafts each reply from your own spec sheets and service records; your office manager reads it, fixes it, sends it.

What that agent does

A suggestion, not a rule. The walkthrough picks the job that actually wastes the most hours at your place.

Other Jobs

What else gets automated.

A day-one exampleIllustrative
Customer email: "Our rooftop unit is short-cycling again — can you send the tech who came in March? And what did that visit cost?"
Draft reply with the March service record, the tech's name, and the invoiced amount from your own records — flagged for your office to review and send. (Illustrative example.)
  • Your existing systems stay — EaseOps connects to them
  • The agent drafts; your people approve
  • It runs in your own account from day one, not ours

Start with a walkthrough.

One free hour at your place — we look at how the work gets done and pick one job. On-site across the Dayton and Cincinnati area; video calls elsewhere.