How does customer support work for home services?
One named support agent who knows your job types and warranty terms, a backup, and a team lead who scores a sample of tickets each month on the QA scorecard. Requests arrive by phone, text, email and your customer portal, are logged as tickets against the job record in ServiceTitan, Jobber or Housecall Pro, and are answered from the tech's notes, the invoice and your warranty policy. Callbacks are booked as warranty or billable to your rule and flagged to the tech's manager. Manufacturer warranty claims are started with the serial number and the install date already attached. Billing disputes get the itemized invoice and the signed authorization, and anything beyond the agent's script is escalated to you with the file open. Membership customers get their unused visits scheduled. The desk works your hours and hands over an end-of-day report.
What tasks does customer support cover for trades and home services companies?
- Answer invoice, warranty and how-does-this-work questions from the job record
- Book callbacks as warranty or billable to your rule and flag the tech's manager
- Start manufacturer warranty claims with serial number and install date attached
- Send permit copies, invoices and equipment documents on request
- Handle billing disputes with the itemized invoice and signed authorization
- Schedule unused membership visits for plan customers who write in
- Log every request as a ticket with owner, status and resolution
- Report weekly on ticket volume, callback rate and time to first response