01 · Capture
Every lead gets an answer.
Phone calls, texts, and website inquiries get a prompt, consistent response when your team is tied up or after hours.
HVAC lead coverage
Leadloom answers, qualifies, triages, and books HVAC calls before they become another missed opportunity.
Built for HVAC teams with 5–100 employees.
Leadloom Dispatcher
On duty for every new service lead
The problem
A ringing phone should not decide whether you win the job.
The job
Turn a service request into a clean next step.
The outcome
See which conversations became booked revenue.
The Leadloom flow
One focused dispatcher workflow for HVAC businesses that need leads handled with speed, context, and clear boundaries.
01 · Capture
Phone calls, texts, and website inquiries get a prompt, consistent response when your team is tied up or after hours.
02 · Triage
Leadloom gathers the details your dispatch team needs, flags service urgency, and follows the escalation rules you set.
03 · Book
Qualified homeowners get a booking path, a confirmation, and a clear expectation of what happens next.
04 · Hand off
Conversation context and lead details are prepared for your CRM and service workflow, so no one has to reconstruct the call.
Built for control
Leadloom follows the services, service area, business hours, qualification questions, and escalation paths your team approves.
Dispatcher handoff
Structured before your team sees it
Simple starting points
Start with the front door. Expand into more connected HVAC workflows when the first one is working.
Starter
$99/mo
A focused first workflow
Growth
$299/mo
For teams ready to cover calls
Business
$799/mo
For connected dispatch operations
Coming next
Leadloom starts with urgent HVAC lead coverage. Additional workflow areas are planned only after the core dispatcher is proven.
Missed-call follow-up
Reconnect with leads your team could not answer in the moment.
Review requests
Ask at the right time after completed service workflows.
Reactivation campaigns
Create future follow-up workflows for existing customer relationships.
Questions, answered