St. George, Utah · HVAC & Home Services

Your phone rings all summer. Your schedule is a mess. Your customers are waiting.

St. George hits 115 degrees and every AC unit in town needs service at the same time. If your dispatch is a whiteboard and your follow-up is "I'll get to it," you're losing jobs to the company that texts back in 60 seconds. I build the systems that keep your operation running when it's chaos outside. Born and raised right here.

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Sound familiar?

Summer in St. George doesn't slow down. Your systems shouldn't either.

Summer dispatch chaos

10 emergency calls, 3 techs, one whiteboard. You're juggling routes in your head while the phone keeps ringing. Jobs get double-booked, customers get forgotten, and your best tech ends up across town from where he needs to be.

No follow-up after quotes

You give a homeowner a $4,200 estimate on a new unit. Life gets busy. You never follow up. Two weeks later, they called someone else. That sale was yours to lose, and you lost it by doing nothing.

Customers calling all day for updates

"Is my tech on the way?" "When will it be fixed?" "Did you order the part?" Every one of those calls pulls your team away from actual work. Your customers aren't being needy. They just don't have any information.

Systems that run your operation, not the other way around

Every home service company is different. These are built to fit how your shop actually works.

Call comes in Tech dispatched

Automated scheduling and dispatch notifications

New job gets booked, your tech gets a text with the address, customer info, and job details. No whiteboard. No phone tag. No confusion about who's going where.

Estimate sent Auto follow-up

Quote follow-up SMS sequences

You send an estimate on Tuesday. Friday morning, the customer gets a friendly check-in text. Automatically. No sticky notes, no "I forgot to call them back." You close more of the jobs you already quoted.

Tech leaves Customer notified

"Tech on the way" customer notifications with ETA

Your customer gets a text when the tech is headed their way, with an estimated arrival time. Stops the "Where's my technician?" phone calls before they start.

Job complete Review request

Post-job review requests, every single time

Job wraps up, customer gets a review request within the hour. Automatic. Consistent. Your 4.2 star average starts climbing because you're actually asking, instead of hoping people remember.

Season changes Reminders go out

Maintenance plan and club member reminders

September rolls around, your maintenance club members automatically get a text to schedule their fall tune-up. You fill October's calendar before your competitor even starts making calls.

$42K
Average annual revenue recovered

How we get there

Missed calls per week 5
Average HVAC job value $800
Weeks per year 50
Total potential lost $200,000
Recovered with faster follow-up (20%) $42,000
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Kody Christian

KC Dev Studio LLC • Born and Raised in St. George

I grew up here. I spent over a decade in local service businesses, managing workflows, juggling customers, and watching good companies lose revenue to broken processes. I know what 115-degree days do to a service schedule. I know what it looks like when the phone won't stop ringing and your whiteboard is full. Now I build the systems that fix it. I'm not a big agency selling you a retainer. I'm a St. George native who understands operations because I lived them.

Flat-rate projects. You own everything.

No monthly fees, no vendor lock-in, no surprises. You pay once, you own it.

Projects from
$2,500
One-time flat rate
Custom-built for your operation
You own the code, no lock-in
30 days of post-launch support
Documentation and training included

Built for companies who...

Run 2-15 techs in the field
Still dispatch from a whiteboard or spreadsheet
Lose quotes because nobody followed up
Want more Google reviews without begging for them
Need to grow without hiring office staff

Stop losing jobs to slow follow-up.

Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll map out where you're losing revenue and show you exactly what automation can fix. No pitch deck, no pressure. Just a conversation between two people who understand service businesses.