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Handiwork for Appliance Repair

Appliance calls come in the same morning, when a fridge stops cooling or a dryer quits mid-load. Handiwork lets a tech price the repair standing at the unit and collect payment before leaving the house, so the paperwork doesn't wait until Friday night.

Where Service Calls Go Sideways

A full day of calls booked by phone, with nothing written down but a name, an address and a vague description of the problem

Quoting a repair next to the washer, then losing that number before the next stop

Invoicing whenever you remember, which for a small repair call is sometimes never

A personal check handed over at the door, because running a card in someone's utility room was never an option

Notes from the last visit spread across texts and memory, so the repeat call starts from scratch

What Works on a Repair Call Today

Everything below is live now for appliance repair.

Estimates & Quoting
Quote the repair before you leave the kitchen. When the homeowner says yes, mark it approved and it becomes the job.
Scheduling & Calendar
Drag a same-day call into the gap between the ones already booked. The customer gets an email with the time, and a reminder before you arrive.
Professional Invoicing
Turn the finished repair into an itemized invoice, with labor and parts on separate lines, and send it from your phone at the door.
Online Payments
The customer pays by card or bank transfer through Stripe from the invoice link, so there's no check to wait on.
Customer Management
Pull up the address and read what was fixed last time, which part went in, and any notes the last tech left.
Business Analytics
The dashboard shows what you've collected this month, which invoices are still unpaid and which finished calls still need an invoice.

Not Built Yet

Two gaps you should know about before you sign up.

Custom Job Types Planned
Separate categories for refrigerators, washers, dryers and ranges. Today every call uses one general job type.
Native Mobile App Planned
An installed app for techs with wet hands next to a running washer. Today Handiwork runs in your phone's browser.

A Day of Calls, and None of It on Paper

Most appliance calls come in by phone the same morning. A fridge stopped cooling overnight. A washer is leaking across the laundry room floor. A dryer quit heating the day before company shows up. You fit each one into what’s left of the day, and nothing gets written down until you’re standing in front of the machine. Handiwork keeps up with that pace. You build the price at the unit, send the invoice when the repair’s done, and the customer pays before you drive to the next address.

Quote It Before the Cabinet Door Closes

You’ve pulled the unit out, found the bad part, and now you’re doing the math out loud for the homeowner. Build the estimate on your phone right there, with the labor and the part on separate lines, and send it before you pack up. When they say yes, mark it approved and it becomes the job. Nothing gets written on a scrap of paper that ends up in the wash.

Same-Day Calls on a Calendar That Can Take Them

Appliance repair doesn’t book two weeks out. Most calls need to happen today or tomorrow. Drag the new call into an open slot, and everyone on your account sees it on the same calendar. Handiwork emails the customer the appointment time, and if you have to push it back, they get an email about that too.

A lot of repair work still runs on trust: an invoice mailed later, or a check handed over at the door. When you mark the repair complete, Handiwork builds the invoice from the job with a payment link the customer can open on their phone. They pay by card or bank transfer through Stripe while you’re still there, and you’re not following up on a small invoice three weeks from now.

Six Months Later, Same Address

The hard call to keep straight usually isn’t today’s. It’s the one from six months ago. What got tried last time? Was a part back-ordered? Did the fix hold? Each customer profile keeps every visit, every invoice and the notes left behind, so whoever picks up the phone can see what happened before.

What Isn’t Built Yet

Every job sits under one general category right now, whether it’s a refrigerator, a washer or a range. Sorting work by appliance type is on our roadmap. So is an installed app. Today you run Handiwork in your phone’s browser between stops.

What It Costs

Signing up doesn’t cost anything, and there’s no monthly bill. Handiwork earns a 3% fee, capped every month, and only on payments that go through the app. If a customer pays you some other way, there’s no fee on it. There’s no contract either, so there’s nothing to cancel if it turns out not to be a fit.

Have a Question About Your Setup?

Tell us how your calls come in and what you bill for. We'll tell you whether Handiwork fits today.