Repair job intake and dispatch
Phone call to booked job in one minute. Tech sees the address, door type, and history.
Industry
We build custom CRMs for garage door companies across Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver. Install and repair quotes, scheduled site visits, photos on every job, and follow-ups that don't rely on someone remembering.

Why this hurts
Garage door work is half repairs and half installs, and the two workflows don't fit the same generic tool. Quotes need photos, measurements, and part options. Site visits pile up. Follow-ups on install quotes go quiet and no one chases them. A CRM shaped around your two lanes keeps every quote in the pipeline until it's won or lost.
Common workflows
Phone call to booked job in one minute. Tech sees the address, door type, and history.
Site visit, photos on the job, quote with options, sent to the customer with one click.
Automatic gentle nudges on install quotes that go quiet, so no one lets a $4,000 job sit for two weeks.
Site visits scheduled, mapped, and routed. Techs see their day on a phone.
How many install quotes are out, what they're worth, and which ones are at risk. On one screen.
Generic tools
What we'd build
FAQ
Yes. That is the whole point. Repair is fast and reactive; install is quote-first and slow. The CRM keeps them in separate lanes with the fields each one needs.
Yes. The tech view is mobile-first with big tap targets and photo upload.
Yes. One-click approval from the portal, and you see it in the CRM the same second.
Other industries
Tell us what's slowing you down. We'll give you a straight answer about whether a custom app makes sense, and roughly what it would take.