FAQ
Five objections. Plain answers.
Cost, AI quality, CRM integration, lock-in, ROI timeline — the five questions every HVAC, plumbing, and roofing shop asks before they sign, answered short.
The five objections
Read it before the 15-minute call.
These cover ninety percent of what shops ask on a walkthrough. If something here doesn’t fit your shop, bring it to the demo.
Setup is $1,500–$3,000 once (it depends on what we’re wiring), and monthly management starts at $1,000 — no per-message or per-lead upcharge anywhere. Most shops see one recovered job in the first 30 days that clears the monthly several times over.
Run the numbers on the 15-minute call against your trade and your average ticket — we’ll show you ours in your language, not ours.
Still on the fence? Bring it to the 15-min call →
No. Prompts are written by hand for tradesmen talking to homeowners — short, direct, no fluff, and signed from your shop, not from a generic AI account. You hear sample conversations before we flip the switch, and you can rewrite any line you don’t like.
If you’re on GoHighLevel, we build inside it. Otherwise we set you up there, or wire Wrenchmark into ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, or whatever you already run — appointment, notes, and contact live in one place, no parallel system to babysit.
No 24-month lock-in. Monthly management is month-to-month after the setup fee, and the workflows and templates we write for you live in your CRM and your Twilio account from day one. If you stop using us tomorrow, your number, your copy, and your customer history stay yours.
We look at your call volume and close rate on the 15-minute call; if the math doesn’t show one recovered job covering the monthly inside 60 days, we say so before we send a contract. Most shops see their first recovered lead inside 48 hours and a booked job inside the first week.
Still on the fence? Bring it to the 15-min call →
Have other questions?
Still on the fence? Run your numbers on a 15-min call.
Walk us through your missed calls and we’ll show you — in your numbers, not ours — how fast the first recovered job pays for the rest.
Want a question answered off the record? Drop us a note.
Wrenchmark — 2026. Built for HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, and similar high-ticket trades.