Hundreds of homes, each one expecting to be remembered. Home Service One keeps the plan, the route, the technician and the bill together for every house — so a weekly lawn round, a quarterly pest visit and a one-time repair all run themselves.
Home Service One is shaped around how residential work actually runs — every need below maps to a hub in the platform.
Monthly plans, prepaid seasons, per-visit billing and one-time jobs — each sold once, then charged the way it was sold, on the customer's card or by invoice.
The customer gets a regular technician on the first assignment and keeps them. Neighbors ride together on the same day, in order, on the map.
Gate codes, access notes, what's on the account, the last visit and who did it — on the technician's phone before they knock.
Every visit, every invoice and receipt, a pay button that works without an app or a login, and a request-service form that lands in your pipeline.
Marketing, sales, operations and finance on one engine — these are the pieces a residential business leans on hardest.
Sell it once, run it all season
Neighbors on the same day
Money before work, built in
Residential home service software runs a business whose customers are homeowners: it holds each home's account and address, sells recurring plans and one-time jobs, schedules and routes the visits, gives the technician the details on their phone, and bills the customer the way the work was sold. Home Service One does all of that in one platform, across every trade a company runs.
Yes. A plan is sold once as a monthly plan, a prepaid season, per-visit billing or a one-time job, and the platform generates the visits and the billing from that: installments charge monthly, prepaid seasons draw down, per-visit work invoices as each visit completes, and one-time jobs invoice on completion.
Yes. A customer can have any number of addresses — a home and a rental, for example — and each address picks the company and branch that serves it, with its own services. One account, every address.
Yes. The field app shows the address with tap-to-navigate, the phone number, access notes, the services on the account, when the home was last served and by whom, and the full visit history — plus today's checklist on the account itself.
Every invoice and plan statement carries a pay button — card or bank — that works without an app or a login. Customers on automatic payment are charged on their own; the homeowner portal shows every invoice and receipt.
Lawn care, pest control, tree care, landscaping, outdoor living, irrigation, holiday lighting, snow removal, HVAC, garage door, septic, foundation and waterproofing, chimney and fireplace, solar and generator, roofing, water treatment, and drainage — 17 trades, on one platform.
17 trades on one platform. Open a trade for the operational detail.
A focused 30-minute walkthrough on the plans, routes and portal your customers would use.
