HVAC, roofing, solar and renovation · Founding teams now

Big tickets shouldn't go cold.

For sales managers running in-home sales reps. Cockpit shows which leads haven't been called, which quotes have gone quiet and which customers are due for service.

Why it matters

The money is in the follow-up.

72%

of the time, large home services brands didn't follow up on an inquiry at all.

Pied Piper, 3,211 evaluations, April 2026 (US)
$6.5–12.5k

for a typical furnace and central air installation in Canada.

HomeStars price guide, 2026
55,000

Canadian HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing and exterior contractors with employees.

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, 2025
Every morning

What Cockpit shows you.

For owners, general managers and sales managers. Your team keeps working in the CRM they already use.

01Leads not yet called

Every new lead past your response target, and who has it.

02Quotes gone quiet

Estimates sent with no reply for days, worth a follow-up call.

03Customers due for service

Past customers whose last visit or install was a while ago.

04Who needs a hand

Each rep's response times and close rate at a glance.

What it can be worth

A 3% lift on jobs sold.

$2,394 a month
3.2× the cost of Cockpit

Against $750 a month. One extra job every four or five months covers the cost.

Reps × leads a month6 × 40 = 240
Jobs sold today at 10%24
Gross profit per job (35% of $9,500)$3,325
Extra jobs with a 3% lift0.72 a month
Extra gross profit$2,394 a month

An illustration with deliberately cautious assumptions, not a promise. In the pilot we measure the real numbers on your team.

Getting connected

Starts with a spreadsheet upload from your CRM. Direct connections to the CRMs contractors use are on our roadmap.

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Next step

Let's talk.

Thirty minutes with us: we'll show you Cockpit, talk through how your team runs today, and answer your questions about the pilot. Pick a time that suits you, tell us about your team, or just email us.