Built for commercial HVAC shops with 5–25 techs.

Commercial HVAC service software

Commercial HVAC work, closed out before it goes cold.

Your techs already did the hard part. BoltWright turns their field notes, photos, and PM checklists into clean service reports, deficiency quotes, and QuickBooks-ready invoices your office can approve — so no finished job sits waiting on a PO, a signature, or a forgotten quote.

Built for the equipment you actually service RTUs chillers boilers VRF refrigeration PMs multi-site customers QuickBooks
Field input raw note from the roof
RTU-3 condenser fan motor failed. 460V. Customer wants quote. Photos attached. NTE $1,500. PO needed.
WO #4471Site: Westgate PlazaTech: D. Cole2 voice notes
BoltWright output ready for the office
Customer report ready
customer-safe, photos attached
Deficiency quote drafted
condenser fan motor, 460V
Invoice blocked: missing PO
held until PO is on file
Asset history updated
RTU-3 service record + photos
Follow-up assigned
quote review before it goes cold

What you see at 7:10 AM

Today's closeout queue

Today's Closeout Queue Fri · 7:10 AM
Invoice-ready work
$18,420
ready for QuickBooks
Blocked invoices
6
3 missing PO · 1 signature · 2 material costs
Deficiencies not quoted
$47,800
estimated work, unquoted
PM visits overdue
6
before they become emergencies
PMA renewals
4
due this month
AI Draft ready · tech note in
"RTU-3 failed condenser fan motor. 460V. Recommend replacement. Customer wants quote."
BoltWright created
Customer-safe service report
Deficiency quote draft
Invoice draft
Asset record update
Follow-up task

The closeout queue — every job, every stage

Done by tech3
WO #4471 · RTU-3
Westgate Plaza
work complete
WO #4468 · Chiller-1
Northpoint Tower
work complete
+1 more
Report ready5
WO #4465 · AHU-2
Cedar Medical
customer-safe report
WO #4462 · Boiler-1
Riverside School
awaiting send
+3 more
Quote needed7
WO #4471 · RTU-3
Westgate Plaza
deficiency found
$1,500 NTE
WO #4457 · VRF-4
Harbor Offices
good / better / best
+5 more
Invoice blocked6
WO #4471 · RTU-3
Westgate Plaza
missing PO
WO #4450 · Refrig-2
FreshMart #12
missing material cost
+4 more
Ready for QuickBooks9
WO #4444 · RTU-7
Summit Retail
invoice-ready
$2,180
WO #4439 · Chiller-2
Northpoint Tower
invoice-ready
$6,940
+7 more
Owner follow-up4
Quote Q-318 · VRF
Harbor Offices
follow up · 3 days
$12,400
PMA · 4 sites
Cedar Medical
renewal due
+2 more

The gap

Most shops don't lose money on the roof. They lose it after the truck rolls.

A tech finds the issue, takes photos, tells the customer a quote is coming. Then the next call hits. By Friday the quote's still in someone's inbox, the invoice is waiting on a PO, and the owner's running the company from memory. BoltWright fixes the gap between "job done" and "money collected."

What slips today

Service reports go out late
Deficiencies never become quotes
Invoices sit because one detail is missing
PM visits get moved until they become emergencies
Equipment history lives in someone's head
QuickBooks gets the invoice after the office cleans up the mess

The closeout flow

One closeout flow from service call to QuickBooks.

1
Request comes in
Match customer, site, contact, and equipment before dispatch.
2
Dispatch the right tech
Skills, zones, access notes, NTEs, priority, PM windows, return-trip status.
3
Tech finishes the work order
Photos, voice notes, checklists, labor, materials, deficiencies, signatures.
4
BoltWright drafts the paperwork
Service report, internal note, deficiency quote, invoice draft, asset update, follow-up task.
5
Office approves
BoltWright drafts; your office sends.
6
Customer gets a clean record
Reports, quotes, invoices, PM history, approvals.
7
QuickBooks syncs
No double entry, no mystery invoices.
Job done. Money collected.
The gap between the two is where BoltWright lives.

Built for the trade

Built around the way commercial HVAC actually works.

Residential tools think in customers and jobs. Commercial HVAC shops think in: Customer → site → building → unit → PM agreement → visit → deficiency → quote → invoice → renewal.

Site & equipment history

Stop asking, "have we been on that roof before?" Track units by site — model, serial, photos, nameplates, warranty, service history, open deficiencies, prior quotes.

PM agreements

Know what's due, what's covered, and what's costing you money — schedules, covered units, overdue flags, renewals, price-increase signals.

Dispatch

Send the right tech, not just the closest truck — skills, access notes, NTEs, PO requirements, which PMs can safely move.

Tech mobile app

Fast enough for the field, detailed enough for the office — schedule, site notes, equipment history, PM checklist, photos, voice notes, even when the mechanical room has no signal.

Service reports

Messy notes in, clean report out — internal notes stay separate from what the customer sees.

Deficiency quotes

Every found problem gets a next step — photos, good/better/best, margin check, follow-up before it goes cold.

Invoice drafts

Completed work shouldn't sit unbilled — see what's ready, what's blocked, and why: missing PO, signature, or material cost.

Owner view

Open the morning with the work that needs attention — overdue PMs, unquoted deficiencies, blocked invoices, quote follow-ups, AR risk, next actions.

Where you fit

For commercial shops stuck in the middle.

Too commercial

Too commercial for simple home-service apps

Property managers, multiple sites, unit history, NTEs, POs, and deficiency quotes — the things residential tools were never built to handle.

Too busy

Too busy for a heavyweight rollout

No six-month software project just to stop losing invoices and quotes — start with the work you already do.

Too much going on

Too much going on for QuickBooks plus memory

QuickBooks is for accounting; BoltWright is for everything that has to happen before accounting gets a clean invoice.

The difference

Before BoltWright, and after.

Before running on memory
The tech texts photos
The office asks what happened
The quote waits
The invoice is missing a PO
The PM renewal is a guess
The owner finds problems at month-end
After running on BoltWright
The tech hits done
The service report is drafted
The deficiency quote is ready for review
The invoice draft shows what's missing
The unit history updates itself
The owner sees what needs action today

Migration

Start with the jobs you have now.

You don't need a perfect database to get value. Bring your QuickBooks customers, your site spreadsheet, old service reports or asset lists — BoltWright turns the mess into customer, site, and equipment records.

Day 1
Import customers and sites
Day 2
Connect QuickBooks
Day 3
Build the first dispatch board
Day 4
Set up PM templates
Day 5
Close out first service jobs
Week 2
Turn deficiencies into quotes
Week 3
Review unbilled work and quote follow-ups

Pricing

Simple pricing for serious commercial service shops.

No enterprise mystery. No per-module maze. No charging extra for the basic work of getting paid.

Starter Commercial
For 3–8 tech shops getting off spreadsheets or simple service apps.
Starting at $599 / mo + field users
  • Dispatch
  • Mobile work orders
  • Service reports
  • Basic PMs
  • Deficiency capture
  • Invoice drafts
  • Customer / site / equipment records
  • QuickBooks sync
Start with Starter
Guided setup
We help import customers, sites, PMs, and your first equipment list.
Get a launch plan

Final pricing depends on tech count, data import, and QuickBooks setup.

Ready when you are

Send reports faster. Quote more deficiencies. Invoice finished work.

BoltWright helps commercial HVAC shops turn completed work into clean paperwork, approved quotes, and QuickBooks-ready invoices.