Run your whole gutters & chimney business in one place.
A day of stops in leaf season, a seamless run and downspouts priced by the foot, and a sweep that turns into a liner or a new cap. Quote it at the house, invoice the ticket before the ladder is back on the rack.
Beta access · Pricing set with founding crews · White-glove setup
The gutters & chimney headaches this ends.
The fall rush buries the office
Leaves drop, the phone rings, and every crew needs a full day of stops. Planning that on a whiteboard means a missed address, a double-booked street and a customer who waited all afternoon.
Small tickets pile up unbilled
A gutter clean or a sweep is a small ticket, and there are dozens a week. When invoices wait for Friday, they go out late, and a few never go out at all.
Guards and liners go unsold
The tech is on the ladder looking at a gutter that needs guards, or at a flue that needs a liner, and there is no clean way to price it and get a yes before climbing down.
One system, the whole gutters & chimney business.
A day of stops per crew
Plan each crew's cleanings and sweeps on a drag-and-drop board that syncs to their phones in seconds. A wind day off the ladders, or a locked gate at the second stop, gets moved without a round of texts. Crews clock in from the phone at each stop. Route optimization is on the roadmap.
Guards and liners as options
The clean is the base price. Guards, a new cap or a liner sit beside it as the upgrade, built on the phone from your price book, within the pricing authority you set. The customer signs before the truck leaves.
Invoice every stop the same day
Close the stop from the phone and the invoice drafts itself. Send the link, and, once the shop turns on card payments, the customer pays from it; the office sees paid, owed and overdue across dozens of small tickets without a Friday catch-up.
Last year's customers on file
Every clean, sweep and repair lands on the customer's record with the date. Come September you can open a customer, see who declined the guards last fall, and quote them again.
Questions, answered.
Can EMOR Blue schedule a route of gutter cleaning stops?
Yes. The day's stops sit on the board with the crew, the truck and the shift attached. Add the 8 a.m. call-in from the house with water pouring over the front gutter, and it is on the crew's phone before they leave the last stop. Route optimization that orders the stops by drive time is on the roadmap.
How fast can I invoice a chimney sweep?
The moment the tech closes the job from the phone, the invoice drafts itself from the line items on the job. The tech sends the customer the link before pulling away, and, once the shop turns on card payments, the customer pays from it on their phone, so a small ticket is billed the same day instead of waiting for Friday.
Can techs upsell gutter guards or a chimney liner on the spot?
Yes. The tech builds a quote on the phone from your own price book, with the cleaning as the base option and guards or a liner as the upgrade, within the pricing authority the office sets. Bigger jobs escalate to the office for approval. The customer picks an option and signs on their phone, and the signed quote becomes the job to schedule.
Does it remind last year's customers that they are due?
Not on its own; reminders that send themselves are on the roadmap. Today every clean, sweep and repair lands on the customer's record with the date, so you can open a customer, see what was done last fall, and send a quote link from the office in a minute or two.
Ready to run your gutters & chimney business from one screen?
White-glove onboarding. Pricing is not public yet. We are setting it with our founding crews, and you will know what your shop pays before any work starts.
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