Service Advisor: Air conditioner stops cooling overnight
Home services sales training
The homeowner questions the estimate. Practice explaining the options.
Rehearse booking, repair recommendations, and service updates by voice with an AI customer. Use the feedback to try a clearer explanation of the findings and next steps.
15 days free, then $59 per user/month or $590 per user/year, billed annually. Your selected subscription starts automatically unless you cancel before the trial ends. Card required.
Built for the work
Rehearse the part you want to handle differently.
Practice how to explain the condition, the options, and the next step in words a homeowner can use to decide.
Choose a role, a practice case, and the challenge you want to work on.
Who can practice
Roles in this training track
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- Service Advisor
- Comfort Consultant
- Dispatcher
- Membership Specialist
- Service Recovery Manager
Public case preview
Find a situation you recognize.
Open an example to see the situation and practice goals. In your trial, choose your role and speak through a case with AI.
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Comfort Consultant: Furnace replacement after repeated repairs
A homeowner is considering furnace replacement after two repairs in one winter. The counterpart shares the visible concern but needs a respectful opening before adding detail. As the home comfort consultant, address this concern: She wants options that fit her home and budget without a savings or install-date promise.
Practice goals
- Understand comfort goals, history, and decision process.
- Explain assessment and proposal steps.
- Avoid savings and timeline guarantees.
Dispatcher: Gas odor reported in a kitchen
A homeowner reports a strong gas odor in the kitchen and asks for a technician immediately. The counterpart shares the visible concern but needs a respectful opening before adding detail. As the home services dispatcher, address this concern: She needs urgent, safe escalation rather than a sales conversation.
Practice goals
- Identify emergency condition.
- Use approved emergency escalation language.
- Avoid troubleshooting or booking claims.
Membership Specialist: HVAC member questions a missed tune-up
A member says a promised seasonal HVAC tune-up never occurred. The counterpart shares the visible concern but needs a respectful opening before adding detail. As the home services membership specialist, address this concern: She wants accountability before discussing renewal or additional services.
Practice goals
- Acknowledge the missed experience.
- Review confirmed membership and scheduling facts.
- Offer authorized recovery steps.
Service Recovery Manager: HVAC install missed the promised arrival window
A homeowner says an HVAC installation crew missed the agreed arrival window with no update. The counterpart shares the visible concern but needs a respectful opening before adding detail. As the home services service recovery manager, address this concern: She wants ownership and a credible recovery plan.
Practice goals
- Acknowledge impact without excuses.
- Verify schedule facts and recovery authority.
- Set a specific update and owner.
Focused feedback
Review the call while you remember where you got stuck.
Review whether you ask permission before discovery, explain the evidence and options, and confirm the customer’s decision criteria. Use your recap and feedback to choose one thing to try in another conversation.
Individual account activity is private to you. In Team accounts, authorized managers can see relevant practice activity and feedback.
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Preparation tools in this track
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Home Services Conversations
Booking, estimate, technician, membership, and service recovery practice for home service teams.