HVAC contractors

Know which neighborhoods actually produced your HVAC calls

Slow afternoons and off-season weeks are when HVAC owners send techs out with door hangers and tune-up offers. FlyerBuddy turns that into measurable coverage and captured leads instead of an empty box and a claimed count.

What goes wrong

The gap between what was reported and what happened

  • A tech says they hit 200 doors with AC tune-up flyers and you pay them for it, but you have no way to verify a single one.
  • An inbound call comes in and you cannot tell which neighborhood it came from, so the next print run is a guess.
  • Subcontracted distributors invoice for streets nobody walked, and the only evidence is the invoice itself.
  • Maintenance-plan leads get written on paper at the door and never make it back to the office.

Per street

call attribution, not per-route guesses

A mapped delivery zone with verified dropsThe boundary of a real zone in north Raleigh containing 474 properties, with delivered doors marked in green.
35.9244 N · 78.5918 WBedford #3
474 properties35.9121 N · 78.5747 W

On a route

How HVAC teams run it

  1. 01

    Draw the service-area block

    Trace the neighbourhood you want to warm up around a recent install or a high-value street. FlyerBuddy pulls in every address inside the boundary from OpenStreetMap.

  2. 02

    Send whoever is free

    Techs and part-time reps open the app on their phone, see only their assigned zone, and tap each door: delivered, not home, or no soliciting. One tap, one photo, one GPS fix.

  3. 03

    Capture the lead at the door

    A homeowner answers and wants a tune-up? Name, phone and interest level are recorded against the exact address, not a notebook that rides back in a truck pocket.

  4. 04

    Pay against the map

    Approve distributor invoices against verified drops instead of a claimed count, and export a CSV coverage report when a franchise owner or partner asks where the team has been.

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