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Recurring service

Preventive maintenance software for small crews and service contracts

Set a job to repeat weekly, monthly or quarterly. When you complete a visit, the next one is scheduled, so seasonal tune-ups and monthly checks don't depend on anyone's memory.

Free to start. No card needed.

Scheduled maintenance

  • Quarterly boiler inspection

    Lindqvist Bakery · Every 3 months

    Next visit

    Nov 8

  • Rooftop unit filter change

    Harbor Dental · Every month

    Next visit

    Nov 14

  • Fire extinguisher check

    Riverside Storage · Every month

    Next visit

    Nov 20

  • Gutter and drain sweep

    Maple Court Apartments · Every week

    Next visit

    Nov 3

Keep the routine on rails

What preventive maintenance needs from a small tool

  • Recurring work orders

    Weekly, monthly or quarterly. Finish one and the next appears, with the checklist and customer carried over.

  • Checklists per trade

    Start from a HVAC, plumbing or electrical checklist, then edit it for the site.

  • History per site

    Search an address or customer and see every past visit, which makes repeat problems obvious.

  • Due-soon alerts

    Reminders before the visit is due, and an overdue flag if it slips.

The honest scope

Jobs on a schedule, not an asset register

This repeats jobs. It doesn't hold an equipment register with serial numbers, meter readings or manufacturer schedules. If you manage hundreds of assets, a CMMS is the better tool. For a crew running service agreements, repeating the job is often enough.

Questions people actually ask

How do recurring jobs work?

Choose weekly, monthly or quarterly on the job. When you mark it completed, the next occurrence is created on the following date.

Are recurring jobs free?

Recurring jobs are part of Pro.

Can I track equipment?

Not as assets. You can note equipment on the job and search it later, but there's no asset register.

Stop remembering the quarterly visit

Create a free account and set up your first recurring job.