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HVAC · Maintenance Agreements

# HVAC maintenance agreement software that sells, schedules, bills, and renews — _without a human chasing a step._

The seasonal visits schedule themselves, every completed visit bills itself, and the renewal never slips. Also called HVAC service agreement software — it's the maintenance-plan layer of FieldCamp's [HVAC software](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/), on the same data model as scheduling, dispatch, and invoicing.

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Sell → renew

the whole lifecycle, one record

2×/yr

seasonal tune-ups, auto-scheduled

Every visit

billed on completion, automatically

Agreements · Pipeline

Running itself

Draft3

Comfort Club · Nguyen Home

Good-better-best · EST-2107

Awaiting e-sign

2 more drafts

Active214

Gold plan · Chen Residence

2 visits/yr · covers 3 systems

Fall tune-up auto-created

Commercial PM · Lakeside

Quarterly · 4 rooftop units

Renewal due9

Comfort Club · Rivera Duplex

Term ends Mar 1 · day 60 today

Renewal email sent itself

Gold plan · Harbor Dental

Term ends Mar 15

Expired5

Essential · 44 Birch St

Lapsed Dec 14

In the win-back queue

4 more expired

Just now: Rivera Duplex hit day 60 → the renewal email went out from the agreement's terms. A reply books the spring visit.

 60-day renewal email sent itself9 due · 0 chased by hand

4.8Capterra

Runs the maintenance base for   
HVAC shops of every shape.

Tune-up membershipsCommercial service contractsGood-better-best tiersMulti-site2–200 trucks

01 How a plan runs

## Sell → schedule → deliver → bill → _renew. On its own._

A maintenance agreement only pays off if it actually runs. FieldCamp runs the whole lifecycle — each step triggering the next, so a promise like “two tune-ups a year” becomes an operation instead of a reminder someone is supposed to act on.

1

Sell

### Sold as a proposal

The plan is sold like any estimate — often as good-better-best membership tiers — a proposal the customer approves and e-signs, built with the same [HVAC estimating](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/estimating/) tools. The sale and the agreement are one record.

Sold

2

Schedule

### Visits auto-schedule

The plan's seasonal visits land on the calendar automatically as recurring jobs — spring and fall appear without anyone re-booking each season, on the same [HVAC scheduling](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/scheduling/) board as everything else.

On the calendar

3

Deliver

### The tune-up gets done

A plan visit is just a job — assignable and routable by the [AI dispatcher](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/dispatch/) like any other. The technician performs the tune-up and the equipment record updates as the visit closes.

Completed

4

Bill

### The visit bills itself

The completed visit generates its invoice automatically, on the plan's billing terms — recurring billing driven by the job's billing settings and [HVAC invoicing](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/invoicing/), not by a human remembering.

Invoiced

5

Renew

### The renewal is prompted

The agreement's term is tracked and its renewal prompted before it lapses. When the customer calls, the [AI receptionist](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/ai-receptionist/) already knows the plan they're on — and the one they should be on.

Renewed

02 What it is

## What is HVAC maintenance agreement software?

HVAC maintenance agreement software manages recurring service plans end-to-end — selling the agreement, auto-scheduling its seasonal visits, billing each completed visit, and renewing the plan — so recurring revenue runs without manual chasing.

In practice it manages the seasonal tune-up memberships and service contracts customers sign up for — from selling the plan to scheduling its visits, billing them, and renewing the agreement. It turns a promise (“two tune-ups a year”) into an operation that runs on its own: the visits appear on the calendar automatically, the completed visit generates its invoice, and the plan tracks against the customer's equipment.

Why it matters: a maintenance base is recurring revenue and retention in one — the most valuable revenue an HVAC business has, and the strongest reason a customer stays yours instead of the next contractor's. But the failure mode is administrative: plans sold and then forgotten, tune-ups that don't get booked, renewals that lapse, visits done but not billed. Software that automates the plan's lifecycle is the difference between a maintenance program that compounds and one that quietly leaks.

The agreement is the parent record. Its visits, its invoices, the equipment it covers, and its renewal all hang off one plan — so “did the fall visit get billed?” is a glance, not an audit.

Memberships and tiers. Good-better-best plans tracked per customer with the entitlements each includes — what a tier covers lives on the record, not in someone's head.

It runs itself, end to end. Sell → schedule → deliver → bill → renew, each step triggering the next — the row a spreadsheet, and most field service platforms, leave to a human.

Not CMMS / equipment-maintenance software. “HVAC maintenance software” is an ambiguous phrase that spans two categories. CMMS (computerized maintenance management — e.g. MaintainX) manages the upkeep and work orders of a facility's _own_ equipment. This page is about _customer maintenance agreements_ — the recurring tune-up plans and service contracts an HVAC contractor _sells_. If you're maintaining your building's assets, that's CMMS; if you're running the plans you sell to homeowners and businesses, it's this.

Memberships · Tiers

Tracked

ES

Essential · 1 visit/yr

Fall furnace tune-up · reminder texts

112 customers

CO

Comfort · 2 visits/yr

Spring AC + fall furnace · priority booking

78 customers

GD

Gold · 2 visits + repair discount

All systems covered · billed per visit

24 customers

LP

Lapsed > 90 days

Win-back queue · renewal drafted

Prompted

Tiers are select options you define＋ Add tier

 3 tiers · 214 customers — entitlements on the record

03 Core capabilities

## What service agreement software must do — _each one handled natively._

These are the capabilities that decide whether a maintenance program compounds or quietly leaks — the checklist to evaluate any tool against.

### Recurring, auto-scheduled visits

The seasonal tune-ups a plan entitles are scheduled automatically as recurring jobs — the spring and fall visits appear on the calendar without someone re-booking them each season. Recurring and multi-day jobs are first-class, so a contract schedules as one thing, not a pile of appointments.

### Recurring billing on visit completion

When a maintenance visit closes, its invoice is generated automatically from the job's billing settings — so delivered work is always billed, and the recurring revenue actually lands. This is the engine most maintenance programs are missing.

### Memberships & tiers

Plans and membership levels tracked per customer, with the entitlements each includes — visits per year, priority booking, repair discounts. Good-better-best tiers are a record, not a spreadsheet column.

### Renewals

The agreement's term is tracked and its renewal prompted before it lapses, so plans don't silently expire. Lapsed plans land in a win-back queue instead of disappearing.

### Equipment under the plan

The units a plan covers are tracked on the customer's equipment record, with a maintenance lifecycle stage (active → maintenance → retired) — so service history and warranty stay attached to the unit. It's the same record your [HVAC CRM](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/crm/) works from when the customer calls.

### Sell the plan as a proposal

A maintenance agreement is sold like any estimate — a proposal the customer approves and e-signs — so the sale and the plan are one record from day one. No re-keying the agreement into a second system after the customer says yes.

04 The FieldCamp difference

## The plan runs itself, _on one data model._

In most shops a maintenance agreement is a line in a spreadsheet and a reminder someone is supposed to act on. In FieldCamp it's an operation on one data model — sell → schedule → deliver → bill → renew, without a person chasing any step.

Proposalgood-better-best, e-signed

Agreementtier, term & billing terms

Visitsauto-scheduled, recurring

Invoiceraised on completion

Renewaltracked & prompted

The agreement is sold as a proposal, its visits auto-schedule onto the calendar, the completed visit auto-generates its invoice — recurring billing is driven by the job's billing settings and visit completion, not a human remembering — the covered equipment tracks on the customer's record, and the renewal is prompted. And because it's the same system that schedules, dispatches, and invoices everything else, a maintenance visit is just a job — assignable, trackable, billable — not a separate program bolted on the side.

Agreements›Chen Residence · Gold

2 visits / yr · billed per visitActive

The agreementservice\_agreement

Gold maintenance

Chen Residence · 4218 Maple Ave

Gold tier

Entitlements2 tune-ups/yr · priority

BillingPer completed visit

TermMar 1 → Mar 1 · renews

Equipment under the planstage

Carrier Infinity 98Furnace · main floorActive

Carrier 24ACC6AC · main floorMaintenance

Mitsubishi MUZ-FHHeat pump · garage suiteActive

The plan, running itself Hands-off

Mar 4

Sold as proposal EST-2088 · Gold tier · e-signed

Apr 18auto-created

Spring tune-up scheduled itself · recurring visit

Apr 18

Visit completed · Priya K. · equipment record updated

Apr 18auto-generated

Invoice INV-2381 raised automatically from billing settings

Oct 12upcoming · automatic

Fall furnace tune-up · held on the calendar

Dec 31upcoming · automatic

Renewal email · sends itself 60 days before the term lapses

Why it billed: the visit closed → the invoice was raised from the job's billing settings. Delivered work is never left unbilled.

 Visit closed · invoice raised · renewal tracked

What you gain

* Recurring revenue that actually lands — every delivered visit is billed, automatically, on the plan's terms.
* No forgotten tune-ups — the seasonal visits auto-schedule each season instead of waiting on a re-book.
* No lapsed plans — renewals are tracked and prompted before the term runs out.
* Retention — a customer on a plan is a customer who stays, renews, and refers.

The straight talk

* Plans, tiers, and billing terms need an initial setup to be accurate — we do it with you on the onboarding call.
* The full value comes with scheduling, invoicing, and CRM on the same platform — the lifecycle automation is the point.
* This is customer service-agreement software — not facility CMMS. If you need asset work orders for your own building, that's a different category.

05 Who it's for

## Residential memberships. Commercial contracts. _Same engine._

A tune-up membership and a multi-site preventive-maintenance contract are the same object with different terms — visits, billing, covered equipment, renewal. FieldCamp runs both.

Residential HVAC

tune-up memberships

Seasonal tune-up memberships — spring AC, fall furnace — sold as good-better-best tiers and run as recurring revenue, with reminder texts before each visit.

Commercial HVAC

service contracts

Service contracts with scheduled preventive-maintenance visits across sites — rooftop units and covered equipment tracked per location, visits and billing per the contract's terms.

Any shop with a maintenance base

off the spreadsheet

Turn a spreadsheet of plans into an operation that schedules, bills, and renews itself — the same agreements, minus the chasing.

06 Two trucks to two hundred

## The same agreement engine at two trucks _or two hundred techs._

FieldCamp carries a two-truck shop and a two-hundred-tech operation on one system because the [data model is customizable](https://fieldcamp.ai/customizable-data-model/) — start on the out-of-box HVAC layout, then reshape objects, fields, statuses, and workflows to how your maintenance program actually runs.

That matters on this page more than anywhere: no two maintenance programs are alike. A two-truck shop keeps the stock layout and just runs it; a multi-crew commercial operation adds its own stages, agreement fields, and approval workflow — the same system, with no “you've outgrown it” migration cliff in between.

Your tiers, your names. Essential, Comfort, Gold are select options, not fixed plans — rename them Comfort Club, change what each entitles, or add a fourth without a support ticket.

Your pipeline stages. Draft → Active → Renewal due → Expired is the starting point — add “Paused — snowbirds” or “Pending first visit,” each stage with its own color, and the board reshapes around it.

Your fields on the agreement. Billing cadence, covered-system count, the PO number a commercial contract needs — typed fields on the agreement record, not a notes dump.

07 Integrations

## Recurring revenue that reaches _your books._

A maintenance program shouldn't live in a silo. The invoices a plan raises and the visits it schedules sync to accounting and calendars — both ways.

QuickBooks, Xero & Wave. The invoice each completed plan visit generates posts to accounting automatically — no double entry. The [QuickBooks integration](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/quickbooks/) covers invoices and payments end to end.

Google & Outlook Calendar. Auto-scheduled plan visits stay in sync with the calendars your team already lives in.

Twilio calls & SMS. Reminder texts go out before each plan visit on built-in telephony — customers show up, and nobody plays phone tag.

Connected

Synced

QB

QuickBooks

Plan invoices & payments

Synced ✓

XW

Xero / Wave

Accounting sync

Synced ✓

GC

Google / Outlook Calendar

Plan visits & availability

Synced ✓

TW

Twilio SMS

Visit reminders & confirmations

Live ✓

 Plan invoice posted · zero re-keying

08 Compare

## FieldCamp vs ServiceTitan _service agreements._

The incumbents treat agreements as a module — ServiceTrade builds proposals for commercial maintenance agreements and manages delivery of the contracted services; ServiceTitan automates service agreements inside its suite. Based on FieldCamp's product analysis and publicly reported positioning — framed as one record vs a bolted-on module, never on price.

| Capability               | FieldCamp                                                                               | ServiceTitan                                                    |
| ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Selling the agreement    | Sold as a proposal the customer e-signs — the sale and the plan are one record          | Memberships configured and sold as a separate back-office setup |
| Scheduling plan visits   | Seasonal visits auto-schedule as recurring jobs                                         | Supported — recurring services configured per membership        |
| Billing delivered visits | The completed visit auto-generates its invoice from the job's billing settings          | Recurring billing supported, configured per agreement           |
| Renewals                 | Term tracked, renewal prompted before it lapses — lapsed plans land in a win-back queue | Supported, managed in the module                                |
| Equipment under the plan | Covered units live on the customer's equipment record, with lifecycle stages            | Tracked, per-module configuration                               |
| Data model               | Plan, visits, invoices, equipment & renewals on one model                               | Configured per module                                           |
| Best fit                 | Any size — a two-truck shop to multi-site commercial                                    | Geared to larger shops                                          |

The difference isn't a longer feature checklist — it's that on FieldCamp the agreement, its visits, its invoices, its equipment, and its renewal are one record on one data model, so the lifecycle triggers itself instead of waiting on an admin workflow.

09 How to choose

## How to choose maintenance agreement software — _six questions._

Whichever tool you evaluate — including ours — put these to it. If the demo can't show an answer, a person will still be chasing the plan.

01

### Does it auto-schedule the plan's visits?

If someone has to re-book each season, tune-ups will get missed — the maintenance base erodes one forgotten spring at a time.

02

### Does the completed visit bill automatically?

Recurring revenue leaks when delivered work isn't billed. The invoice should raise itself from the plan's billing terms.

03

### Does it track renewals?

Lapsed plans are lost revenue. The term should be tracked and the renewal prompted before it runs out.

04

### Does it tie to the equipment record?

Coverage, service history, and warranty should stay attached to the unit — not to a PDF in a folder.

05

### Can you sell the plan in the same system?

Proposal → agreement → operation, on one record. If the sale lives in another tool, the plan starts life re-keyed.

06

### Service-agreement or CMMS?

Confirm you're buying customer maintenance plans, not facility asset upkeep — 'HVAC maintenance software' is sold under both meanings.

10 Why it pays

## The maintenance base is the business. _Run it like one._

Maintenance agreements are recurring revenue and retention in one — and the value only shows up when the plans actually run.

01

### Predictable recurring revenue

The strongest, most stable revenue in the business — booked in advance, delivered on schedule, billed on completion.

02

### Higher retention

Plan customers renew and refer. The agreement is the reason they call you — not whoever's ad they saw in July.

03

### Zero admin leakage

Nothing sold, delivered, then un-billed or un-renewed. The lifecycle triggers itself, so the program compounds instead of leaking.

04

### Full equipment history

Every plan visit lands on the covered unit's record — so diagnoses are faster and replacement conversations are grounded in history.

05

### A sellable asset

A healthy maintenance base raises the value of the business itself — recurring contracts are what an acquirer actually pays for.

11 Glossary

## The agreement terms that matter.

Maintenance agreement / service contract

A recurring plan a customer buys for scheduled tune-ups and preventive maintenance.

Membership

A tiered version of a maintenance plan with defined entitlements — visits per year, priority booking, discounts.

Recurring billing

Invoices generated automatically from completed plan visits, on the agreement's billing terms.

Renewal

Extending the agreement before its term lapses — tracked and prompted, so plans don't silently expire.

CMMS

Computerized maintenance management for a facility's own equipment (e.g. MaintainX) — a different category from customer service agreements.

12 FAQ

## Maintenance agreements, _answered._

What is HVAC maintenance agreement software?

HVAC maintenance agreement software manages recurring service plans end-to-end — selling the agreement, auto-scheduling its seasonal visits, billing each completed visit, and renewing the plan — so recurring revenue runs without manual chasing.

Is this the same as CMMS or equipment-maintenance software?

No — this is software for the customer maintenance plans an HVAC contractor sells: tune-up memberships and service contracts. CMMS (computerized maintenance management, e.g. MaintainX) manages the upkeep and work orders of a facility's own equipment. If you're maintaining your building's assets, that's CMMS; if you're running the plans you sell to homeowners and businesses, it's this.

Does it auto-schedule the tune-ups?

Yes — the plan's seasonal visits appear on the calendar automatically as recurring jobs. The spring and fall tune-ups a plan entitles are scheduled without someone re-booking them each season, on the same board that schedules everything else.

Does it bill each visit automatically?

Yes — when a maintenance visit closes, its invoice is generated automatically from the job's billing settings, on the plan's billing terms. Delivered work is always billed, so the recurring revenue actually lands instead of leaking.

Does it track memberships and renewals?

Yes — membership tiers are tracked per customer with the entitlements each includes, and the agreement's term is tracked with its renewal prompted before it lapses. Lapsed plans land in a win-back queue instead of disappearing.

Does it track the covered equipment?

Yes — the units a plan covers are tracked on the customer's equipment record, with a maintenance lifecycle stage (active, maintenance, retired), so service history and warranty stay attached to the unit across every plan visit.

How does it help revenue?

Recurring plans are the most predictable revenue an HVAC business has and its strongest retention lever — plan customers renew and refer. Automating the lifecycle closes the leaks (unbooked visits, unbilled work, lapsed renewals), and a healthy maintenance base raises the value of the business itself.

How much does HVAC maintenance agreement software cost?

Pricing depends on your team size and the plans you run. Book a demo and we'll walk through what fits your shop — and show a maintenance agreement sell, auto-schedule, bill on completion, and prompt its renewal, hands-off.

13 Related

## The rest of the HVAC platform.

[HVAC Software — the hub →The whole platform your maintenance base runs on — data model, dispatch, CRM, invoicing, payments.](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/)[HVAC Scheduling →The calendar that holds every auto-scheduled plan visit — and fills the rest of the day itself.](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/scheduling/)[AI Dispatcher →Plan visits are jobs — assigned by skill, zone, and capacity on the same board.](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/dispatch/)[HVAC Estimating →The good-better-best proposals your membership tiers are sold with, e-signed on the spot.](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/estimating/)[HVAC Invoicing →The billing engine behind the plan — the completed visit becomes its invoice automatically.](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/invoicing/)[HVAC CRM →The customer and equipment records every agreement, visit, and renewal hangs off.](https://fieldcamp.ai/hvac-software/crm/)

Get started

## See a plan that _runs itself._

Fifteen minutes. Watch a maintenance agreement sell as a proposal, auto-schedule its spring visit, bill on completion, and prompt its renewal — hands-off, on one record.

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