HVAC CRM · Revenue Recovery System

HVAC CRM built around one job: the replacement quote that never gets a follow-up.

Repair calls close on the spot. Replacement and install quotes don't — they sit for days while the homeowner gets two more bids. PeakReach installs and operates the system that follows up on every one of them, on schedule, and flags the ones that need a comfort advisor.

Built and validated inside a real quote-driven service business, then standardized for HVAC and other trades that sell through estimates.

01What a CRM alone doesn't fix

You already paid for the lead. Don't lose it after the estimate.

Replacement quotes go cold in 72 hours

The homeowner has three bids. The one that follows up is the one that stays in the conversation.

Dispatchers can't chase quotes

The office is answering the phone and moving trucks. Follow-up is nobody's job — so it's no one's.

Maintenance-agreement renewals slip

Expiring agreements don't get a nudge until the customer is already gone.

02What PeakReach runs for HVAC companies

Every estimate, accounted for

Every quote tracked

Replacement, install, and IAQ quotes enter one visible pipeline with owner and next action.

Follow-up that keeps you in the bid

Approved email and text touches run on schedule and stop the moment the customer answers.

Missed-call capture

A missed call during peak season triggers a response before the caller dials the next company.

Advisor alerts

Replies and aging quotes route to the right comfort advisor — flagged, not remembered.

03Is this a CRM?

Yes, there's a CRM underneath. No, you don't buy software.

A CRM is a filing cabinet with reminders. It only recovers revenue if someone configures the follow-up, watches the exceptions, and fixes it when it breaks. That someone is PeakReach. You get the outcome — every estimate tracked, followed up, and accounted for — and we run the machinery: CRM, pipeline, compliant text and email, call tracking, dashboards, monitoring.

  • ✓Installed and operated. Configure → Integrate → QA → Launch → Stabilize, then managed every week.
  • ✓Reported, not assumed. A weekly report of verified activity and outcomes; a monthly review.
  • ✓Your data stays yours. Client-owned accounts; PeakReach operates under license with a defined Standard Exit.

✓ Good fit for HVAC

  • ✓Residential or light-commercial HVAC company, roughly $500K–$3M in revenue
  • ✓Sells replacements and installs through written quotes
  • ✓Has an office manager or sales lead who owns follow-up exceptions
  • ✓Uses a field-service or estimating system of record

Not a fit: startups, very low estimate volume, or companies that want advertising as the only service.

04Start here

Find out where your HVAC quotes are leaking.

A 20–30 minute operator-led Revenue Leak Audit: we look at how your estimates are followed up today, name up to three observable leaks, and hand you a one-page Revenue Leak Snapshot. Complimentary for qualified HVAC companies. No software to buy, no high-pressure sales.

  • ✓One system. One clear price. $2,500 implementation · $1,497 per month · 12-month initial term, then month-to-month. Full pricing →
  • ✓Live in 2–4 weeks after access and onboarding information are complete.
  • ✓Built inside a real service business — then standardized for HVAC companies that sell through estimates.

Apply for a Revenue Leak Audit

20–30 min · operator-led · for HVAC companies that send estimates

You keep your business data and client-owned accounts.

?FAQ

Common questions from HVAC owners

There is a CRM and pipeline underneath, configured for quote follow-up. But you don't license software from PeakReach — you get a managed system that we operate, monitor, and report on every week.

No. PeakReach connects and manages the follow-up workflow around your approved system of record whenever the data is usable.

Most installations launch within 2–4 weeks after access and onboarding information are complete. That is an operating estimate, not a guaranteed SLA.

$2,500 implementation plus $1,497 per month, 12-month initial term, then month-to-month with 30 days' written notice.

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