HVAC job photo app for technicians

HVAC equipment sits in lofts, plant rooms and on roofs, so customers rarely see it. Photos turn a confusing service call into something they understand and trust.

What to photograph on an HVAC call

• The unit data plate, so model and serial are always on record.
• Dirty filters and coils, before and after cleaning.
• Gauge and thermostat readings at the start and finish.
• Worn or failed parts, before you remove them.
• Pipework, drains and insulation on new installs.

Make the recommendation obvious

"Your coil is dirty" means little. A photo of a blocked filter next to a clean one explains itself, and customers trust it more than a technician's word.

Maintenance contracts

If you look after many units for one client, a photo set per visit shows the work was done. Managers can see every technician's finished and overdue jobs on one screen, and an overdue job raises an alert.

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