For 2+ truck residential HVAC shops doing $1M+
Most HVAC shops price their service calls on napkin math. Put in your rough overhead and ticket averages below to find your true break-even volume, and see which jobs actually pay the bills.
What it costs to open the doors before a single truck rolls
Tap any number to change it. “Costs you” is parts plus the tech's pay, counting his paid hours that aren't on any job. Leave out trucks, fuel and the office: they're in step 1. These are rough ballparks from memory, not an audit. But they show you immediately if your trucks are bleeding cash.
| Remove | Job type | Avg ticket | Costs you | Jobs a month | You keep a month |
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| Total | - | - | |||
Break-even
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jobs a month
Where you stand
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Share of the bills each job type actually pays
Drop your email below to download the one-page breakdown, napkin math for a typical shop: what a $200 service call costs once you count the truck and the office, margins by job type, three common leaks, and two checks to run in ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro.
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