Screenfire for trades and home services
Licensed, insured, and a call-out fee stated before anybody asks. A screen in a waiting area or a code on the van says the things that decide whether somebody rings you instead of the next name on the list.
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Thrown away at a rate you would not believe. A code that books is not.
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The first question on every call, and the one that decides the rest of it.
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The single most persuasive thing you have, filed in a drawer.
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Call-out, hourly, out of hours. Stated once instead of negotiated each time.
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With the number on it. People look, and the ones who look are the ones who pay on time.
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Worth more than five stars with nobody behind them.
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A code on the door panel, read at a junction, booked before the light changes.
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What you cover at 2am and what it costs, so the call is the right call.
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Cached. A screen with no bars keeps showing the right thing.
The van is the premises. A code on the panel and a booking page behind it does more than a board would, and costs the same.
Put them on a schedule. The emergency rate appears at the hour you choose and goes away in the morning.
Nothing on the board expires while you work. It is not a diary that needs managing, it is a sign that stays right.
The trial is free for fourteen days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.