Answer the trapped car first
- Calls answered while you’re winding a spring
- Website and local SEO for “garage door repair”
- Spring, rollers or new door, quoted by text
14-day free trial. No card needed. See pricing
Answer the car-trapped calls, quote springs, rollers or a new door on the spot, and book the yearly tune-up before you leave.
Try it on your next job.14 days free. No card needed.
Every leak you plug is money you keep.
QuickBooks, payroll and 60+ more, fed from every spring, opener and door.
The right springs on every truck, springs, rollers or a new door quoted on the spot, every approval signed and photographed, and a yearly tune-up charged to the card on file, for teams of up to 10.
The customer signs the quote on your phone and before and after photos go on the job, so the record is there if a payment is ever disputed.
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Fieldspilot is garage door software: scheduling, dispatch and invoicing in one app. Free plan; paid plans from $29 a month billed annually.
Yes. Set a rule once, for example after 6 PM or on weekends, and your after-hours charge is added to every job booked in that window, so it’s on the quote before the truck rolls. You can remove it from any job it doesn’t fit.
Garage door software runs the business side of door work in one place: calls and requests, quotes, dispatch, parts on the truck, invoices and payments, and the tune-ups that bring customers back.
Yes. Build options like a single spring, a full spring, roller and cable job, or a new insulated door and opener from your price book, add extras like a smart opener, and take the e-signature and deposit when the customer picks one.
Yes. Track stock on each tech’s truck, get a low-stock alert before a spring runs out, and create a purchase order to restock. Parts pulled on a job go on the invoice.
Yes. Build checklists for spring jobs and installs, like securing the door and testing auto-reverse, mark the items that are required, and attach them to every matching job automatically.
Yes. Each home keeps its door and opener with type, brand, model, install date and warranty, plus photos and notes, so the tech knows the door size and springs before arriving.
Yes. One account can hold every site it owns, the invoice can go to whoever pays, and a multi-day install can be scheduled across days and billed in stages.
Not yet. Today you can take a deposit when the quote is approved and collect the rest when the door is installed.
Setup takes a few minutes: pick garage door, claim a number, forward your existing line, then call yourself to hear it work. Add your springs, openers and doors to the price book, and no card is needed to start.