Solutions
Every trade has a different busy season.
Gutters spike for six weeks in the fall. HVAC spikes the night the temperature drops. Plumbing never spikes — it's just always urgent. The product is the same; how you set it up isn't.
Start with window cleaningBuilt for the trade
Your calls aren't generic. Neither is this.
A gutter call in October and an HVAC call in January are different businesses. Pick yours and see how it's set up.
Window cleaning
Two peaks a year — spring exterior and pre-holiday interior — and a customer list that reliably rebooks if someone actually reaches out.
Gutter cleaning
One hard seasonal spike, a customer list that needs the same service every single year, and weather that moves the whole schedule overnight.
Pressure washing
High-ticket one-offs, a long warm season, and a pipeline where the difference between winning and losing is how fast a quote goes out.
Lawn & landscaping
Dense recurring routes where a missed visit is noticed immediately, and margin that lives or dies on how much admin the season costs you.
HVAC
Emergency-driven peaks, a service-plan base that has to be chased, and jobs where parts cost decides whether the ticket was worth taking.
Plumbing
Urgent, high-intent calls where response time is the whole competitive advantage, mixed with planned replacement work worth real money.
Cleaning services
Long-tenure recurring clients, frequent small schedule changes, and staff who need their own logins without seeing the books.
Pool service
Two intense booking windows, a stable weekly route between them, and a customer list that should rebook every year without being chased by hand.
Why this exists
Built by a home-service company that kept losing jobs to voicemail.
Vendira started inside Mt Shine Home Services — a window and gutter cleaning company in Quebec. The problem wasn't finding customers. It was that the phone rang while both hands were on a ladder, and the quote went to whoever called back first.
Nothing on the market answered the phone and ran the jobs, so we built the thing we needed and then kept going until it replaced the software we were paying for.
Mt Shine still runs on it. Every number below is that account today.
Mt Shine Home Services · live account
- 1,204
- customers managed
- 1,033
- quotes on file
- $143,855
- of invoicing history migrated
Migrated off Jobber in a single day — clients, quotes, jobs, invoices and payment history intact.