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Request an honest review after an objectively eligible completed visit and, on a separate eligible path, explain a current maintenance plan after a resolved repair.
2 emails · The review request follows an objectively eligible completed visit. The maintenance path is a separate post-repair decision and must not depend on the review, rating, survey answer, or email open. · 3 platform options
Bottom line
An HVAC visit closes and synchronized records determine whether the customer is eligible for a review request, a later maintenance-plan path, both, or neither.
Best for
Completed HVAC visits with reliable issue-status and request-history records.
Use when
Use the documented timing (The review request follows an objectively eligible completed visit. The maintenance path is a separate post-repair decision and must not depend on the review, rating, survey answer, or email open.) only while the recipient still needs this follow-up.
Watch for
A linear review-then-upsell drip sent to every completed job.
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Business outcome
Request an honest review after an objectively eligible completed visit and, on a separate eligible path, explain a current maintenance plan after a resolved repair.
Promise to the recipient
Receive only the next useful message for hvac post-service review and maintenance paths, with a clear way to stop or reach a person.
Success looks like
Review completion rate for the review path and recorded plan decision rate for the separate maintenance path
Personality
useful, calm, specific
Step 1 · After the completed-visit and active-issue records reconcile
Job: Ask an objectively eligible customer for an honest review using the same public destination offered to every eligible visit.
Recipient state: An HVAC visit is complete and objective records show no active callback, complaint, refund, billing dispute, safety concern, or human service conversation.
Issue addressed: The customer should be able to give an honest account without being coached, filtered by sentiment, or asked during an active service problem.
Primary action: Leave an honest review of the HVAC visit.
Why it earns its place: Independent review-request path
SubjectWould you review your HVAC visit?
Step 2 · Only after a resolved repair, eligibility check, and current-plan verification; never because of review sentiment
Job: Temporarily preserve the existing maintenance-offer relationship until its stronger canonical destination receives exact human approval and can replace it safely.
Recipient state: A customer just paid for repair work and is considering how to avoid future surprises.
Issue addressed: They think a maintenance plan may be a subscription trap.
Primary action: Review the exact maintenance-plan agreement, then enroll through the approved link or reply with a terms question.
Why it earns its place: Independent maintenance-eligibility path pending canonical merge
SubjectThe math on our {{plan_price}}/year plan
Evaluate review eligibility and maintenance-plan eligibility independently. Do not wait for, score, or branch from review sentiment. Stop both promotional paths when any service or billing concern opens.
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Watch for: higher implementation and administration burden
Visit ServiceTitanHuman handoff: Route service concerns to the service-recovery owner, billing concerns to billing, and plan questions to the membership coordinator. Human handling pauses both promotional paths until the issue is resolved and eligibility is re-evaluated.
Make this sequence yours: No more than one post-service promotional request in 48 hours; coordinate review and maintenance paths with service closeout, billing, recovery, and membership communications.
When to end it: Each path sends once and ends. Do not repeat the review request for the same visit or the same plan offer after no response; require a new eligible business event.
Primary outcome: Review completion rate for the review path and recorded plan decision rate for the separate maintenance path
Guardrails: objective review-eligibility accuracy; active-issue suppressions; reply-to-human latency; unsubscribe, complaint, dispute, and hard-bounce rate
Channel fit: Email for the durable review destination and plan explanation; Human phone or approved service channel for callbacks, complaints, disputes, refunds, safety concerns, or complex plan questions