Built only for HVAC

You're not short on customers. You're short on follow-up.

The money is already in your shop — in the calls nobody answered, the estimates that went quiet, the old customers nobody calls, and the quotes that took three days. Mezza is a crew that works all four, every day, without you touching anything.

No contract · Live in days · We do the setup

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Do the math on your own shop

Three numbers you already know. Takes twenty seconds.

Three numbers you already know

What's stuck in your shop?

Money sitting in your shop right now
$14,811 a month

$177,729 a year. Your numbers, our arithmetic — an estimate, not a promise.

  • Calls nobody answered$5,521/mo

    26 missed calls a month, half of them would have booked, at your $425 ticket.

  • Estimates that went quiet$3,360/mo

    8 unworked estimates a month at $2,800, 15% more of them close when someone keeps asking.

  • Old customers nobody calls$4,250/mo

    2,000 past customers, 6% book something in a year when they hear from you.

  • Quotes that took three days$1,680/mo

    6 slow quotes a month, 10% more close when the price lands before the truck leaves.

Mezza costs $497 a month. That's 30× less than what's leaking — one recovered call a month usually covers it.

Your money is stuck in four places

Everybody sells you an AI that answers the phone. That's one of the four. Mezza works all of them.

In the calls nobody answered

Your phone rang at 7:42 last night. Nobody picked up. That homeowner didn't leave a voicemail — he called the next shop on the list and that shop keeps him for ten years.

The one who answers the phone · AI receptionist

Picks up on the first ring as your company, day or night. Gets the address, the system, the problem — and puts the job on tomorrow's board.

In the estimates that went quiet

You wrote the quote. He said he'd think about it. Nobody called him back, because nobody has time to call everybody back. Ninety days later it's dead.

The one who won't let a quote die · Deal Closer

Follows up politely for weeks — handles "getting other bids," "too expensive," "waiting till it dies" — and stops the second it books.

In the old customers nobody calls

You have thousands of past customers sitting in your software. Their systems are aging, their tune-ups are overdue, and none of them have heard from you in two years.

The one who digs through your list · Cash Miner

Scores every name — 12-year-old system, R-22 refrigerant, no tune-up in 10 months — and works the best piles with texts and emails before cooling season.

In the quotes that took three days

Your tech gets back to the shop, the quote gets typed up Thursday, and by then the homeowner has two other prices in his hand.

The one who prices it on the spot · Instant quotes

Tech takes a photo and talks for 30 seconds. Good / better / best goes to your phone to approve, then to the homeowner before the truck leaves the driveway.

A week in your shop

Not features. What actually happens between Tuesday night and Friday morning.

Tuesday, 9:40pm

The call you'd have lost

No cool, house at 88, baby in the home. Mezza answers as your company, flags it as an emergency, and rings your on-call tech until someone accepts. Job's on Wednesday's board before you finish dinner.

Wednesday, 2:15pm

A price before the truck leaves

Your tech photographs a burnt contactor and talks for thirty seconds. Three prices hit your phone to approve, then go to the homeowner. He signs in the driveway.

Thursday, 8:00am

Last month's quotes come back

Eleven estimates that went quiet get a follow-up text. Two ask about financing. One books a replacement you'd already written off.

Thursday, 4:00pm

Your old list starts paying

340 customers with systems over 12 years old get a pre-season offer. Nine reply. Six turn into tune-ups, one into a replacement consult.

Friday, 6:00am

One number, in your inbox

Calls answered, jobs booked, estimates recovered, dollars generated. No dashboard to learn. If the number's not there, you cancel.

How it works — and how fast you can undo it

Step 1

Nothing about your phones changes

Your team answers like they do today. One forwarding rule sends only the calls nobody picks up to Mezza instead of voicemail.

Step 2

We load your prices and your list

One export out of your software. About 30 minutes of your time — we do the rest of the setup and you're live in days.

Step 3

Hate it? Flip the rule back

Thirty seconds, and your phones are exactly as they were. Month-to-month, no contract, nothing to rip out.

What it costs

From $497 a month plus a one-time setup. Month-to-month, no contract. One recovered service call usually covers it; one recovered replacement covers the year.

The guarantee

If it hasn't answered 10 calls or booked 3 jobs by day 30, you don't pay for month two. Onboarding is done for you — 30 minutes of your time, live within days.

Straight answers

The reasons owners tell us they'd pass — and what we say back.