Course
AI for Home Services
Run the board, price from the driveway, home by six.
Start with
- AI at Work: FoundationsStart from zero and finish with three things you can actually use.
Who this is for
Owners and office coordinators of plumbing, HVAC, electrical and similar companies with two to ten trucks. Every example follows Sam, who runs a four-truck plumbing company in the San Fernando Valley with four techs and one office coordinator, on Jobber, Google Business Profile and Local Services Ads.
You will be able to
- Turn the Jobber export into the day's plan with the gaps and the risky jobs flagged
- Write an estimate from a tech's photos and notes before he leaves the driveway
- Answer every review and post to the Business Profile in ten minutes a week
- Read Local Services Ads leads, dispute the bad ones and know what the good ones cost
- Work the callback list and pitch the maintenance plan without sounding like a script
- Keep the price book, warranty language and phone scripts in one Project the office uses
Stops
- The boardThe Jobber export becomes today in one table, with the gaps, the drive risks and the two jobs that need a senior tech already flagged. Daily
- Estimates from the drivewayPhotos and a voice note from the tech go in, a good, better, best estimate in the price book's language comes out before he pulls away from the curb. Daily
- Reviews and the Business ProfileTen minutes on Friday covers every review reply, the week's post, two Q&A answers and the photos that actually get tapped. Weekly
- Local Services AdsTwenty minutes a week on the leads export tells Sam which leads to dispute, what a booked job really costs, and which two settings are leaking money. Weekly
- Callbacks and the maintenance planLast year's water heater jobs are this year's plan members, if the list is sorted properly and the text sounds like a plumber rather than a script. Weekly
- The office ProjectPrice book, warranty language, phone scripts and the after-hours rule in one place, so the coordinator gives the same answer Sam would give. Set once
- Techs: hiring and the toolbox talkA job post that filters, a ride-along checklist that decides, and a five minute Monday safety talk that Sam has not had to write since March. Later
- Sam's weekThree routines that run without being asked, one job sent from the truck, and a day where Sam only makes the decisions. Weekly

Written for Claude. The ideas transfer to ChatGPT and Gemini; the menu paths don't. Current as of September 2026; where a feature may change we link to support.claude.com.
Claude helped Dasow draft and structure every course. A human at Dasow reviewed every stop.