Post-Storm Lead Capture
- 1Grid outage triggers high volume of inbound inquiries
- 2AI receptionist screens for fuel type and home size
- 3Qualified leads are sent a site survey scheduling link
- 4Estimator receives a notification with site photos attached
Systems for Generator Installers
Generator installers generate revenue through high ticket equipment sales and long term preventative maintenance contracts. Margin is often lost during the lengthy permitting process and the failure to capture recurring revenue after the initial commission.
Home Services
How the business actually works
Inquiry
Homeowners or businesses request backup power solutions during peak storm seasons or grid instability.
Site Survey
Technicians assess gas line capacity, electrical panel space, and local setback requirements for placement.
Load Calculation
Engineering the right kilowatt capacity based on essential circuits or whole home needs.
Permitting
Navigating the municipal paper trail for electrical, plumbing, and zoning approvals.
Installation
Coordinating the pad pour, gas plumbing, transfer switch mounting, and unit placement.
Commissioning
Executing the startup procedure, testing the transfer, and training the owner on the controller.
Maintenance
Managing biannual oil changes, battery testing, and firmware updates via service contracts.
Where it leaks
Projects often sit for weeks waiting on municipal approval without the customer being informed. This lack of visibility leads to frustrated calls and a poor reputation for service speed.
After the install, many companies lose the high margin maintenance work to local handymen. Without automated reminders, technicians forget to pitch or renew annual service plans.
If a site survey misses a large appliance, the quoted unit might be undersized for the demand. Manual data entry from the field often leads to errors in the final bill of materials.
When the grid goes down, inbound call volume spikes instantly and becomes unmanageable. Missing these calls means losing leads to competitors who answer first.
Scheduling the gas meter upgrade requires coordination between the utility and the installer. Miscommunication results in dry runs where the technician arrives but the fuel source is not ready.
What LATTICE can build
Capture photos and electrical panel data in a digital portal that instantly syncs to the load calculation sheet.
Automated SMS alerts notify the homeowner whenever a permit is applied for, issued, or delayed by the city.
Deploy an AI voice agent during weather events to qualify leads and schedule surveys even when the office is closed.
Automatically email and text customers six months after install to book their first oil and filter change.
Store all wiring diagrams and commissioning reports in a client portal for easy access by field technicians.
Send automated triggers to your sub-contracted plumbers or electricians when the unit is delivered and ready for hookup.
Example systems
Tell us what's slowing the business down. LATTICE can build around the way your business operates.
During outages, your phone will ring incessantly. The system uses AI to answer every call, categorize the urgency, and collect lead data so you can focus on existing customers while still capturing new sales opportunities.
Yes. The dashboard allows you to segment jobs by their permit status, showing exactly which ones are stuck at the city level and which are ready for the gas company or final inspection.
It is designed to maximize your recurring revenue. It tracks the installation date and automatically initiates follow up sequences for oil changes, battery replacements, and valve adjustments.
Technicians use a mobile portal to upload photos of the gas meter, electrical panel, and proposed pad location. This data is instantly available to your estimators back in the office.
Since generators are high ticket items, many customers need financing. The system can send automated reminders to clients who have been sent a financing application but haven't completed it yet.