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HVAC and plumbing calls, every address’s service history

The furnace nameplate, the water heater in the garage, the supply lines before the drywall goes back and the finished install: techs photograph each call, and the next tech at that address finds them on the map.

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GeoTag.com showing HVAC and plumbing calls across the Charlotte metro on a map, with photos of copper pipes behind an opened wall, a mini-split outdoor unit and a bathroom rough-in

Why service photos matter

The next call starts from zero

A customer calls about the same furnace a year later, and the tech arrives without knowing what the unit is or what was replaced last time.

The next leak, behind a closed wall

When the same house calls about a leak two years later, photos of where the supply lines, the drain and the shutoffs run tell the tech where to open the wall, and where not to.

Was the work done?

Property managers and homeowners who weren’t home want to see the finished job, and a photo without its address and date doesn’t settle it.

A service history per address

Techs upload each call’s photos into the customer address’s place from the iPhone and Android apps or the browser, with tags such as “Behind the wall”, “Repeat call” or “Proof of work”. With the street in the place’s name or description, the map search finds it.

Nameplates on file

Photograph the nameplate of every furnace, condenser and water heater and put the model and serial number in the photo’s description. Type the model number into the map search, and it finds that photo.

Proof of work

Share a finished job’s photo by link: the page shows it with its pin on a map and the date it was taken, and you can turn the link off later. Or stamp the date, time and job number onto the job’s photos and download them as one ZIP of up to 1,000 files.

Post to Google Business Profile

Post a finished job’s photo with text and a button to your profile, now or scheduled for later.

Photos for your service-area pages

Host processed photos at lasting public URLs and embed them on your website, with GPS and keywords written into the copies you download.

Roles for crew and office

On Business, contributors add and edit their own photos and editors add and edit everything; viewers — free on every plan — view and download.

Put your service calls on the map

Contributor and editor roles for your techs, hosting for your service-area pages and Google Business Profile posting come with the Business plan: $100 per user a year, from 3 users, with a 14-day free trial.

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Request an invite

GeoTag is invitation only while we onboard a small group of people before launch. Write to us and we'll get back to you about an invite.

It helps to tell us:

  • what you'd use GeoTag for,
  • roughly how many photos or locations,
  • whether you'll use iPhone, Android or the browser.
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