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One-van HVAC techs · call forwarding

One-van HVAC techs · call forwarding

Forward the HVAC tech cell you already have. Do not print a new number.

The listing stays yours. You dial a few codes. When you’re on a roof, in an attic, or buried in a condensing unit, we pick up.

An HVAC tech on a roof checking a call beside a condensing unit.

This is the text you get instead of “you have one new message.”

Helen Park

emergency

Furnace will not fire and it’s 28° overnight — two kids in the house

6701 Burnet Rd, Austin · (512) 555-0330

“Attic unit. Thermostat in the hall. Gas is on.”

6m ago

Marcus Cole

today

AC blowing warm air, house is 91°

2401 E 5th St, Austin · (512) 555-0914

“Rooftop package unit. Ladder on the south wall.”

34m ago

Elena Voss

scheduled

Spring tune-up before it gets hot, last service was two years ago

18 Rio Vista, Kyle · (737) 555-0277

“Gate code 1919. Anytime Tuesday or Wednesday.”

4h ago

GSM (AT&T / T-Mobile): *61, *67, *62 for missed-call. *21 for every call. Verizon: *71 missed, *72 always. Disable *73 or ##002#. iPhone Settings is always-answer only — dial the codes for missed-call.

What you’re forwarding to

A local number we buy in your area code, attached to a hvac dispatcher. Not a call center. Not a menu.

Questions shops actually ask

Will customers see a new number?
No. They dial the van. The carrier forwards in the background.
Does this work on the phone I already have as an HVAC tech?
If it can dial a star code, yes. iPhone, Android, Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile. The app has a tab for each.

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