Lawn care, pest control, pressure washing, HOA services, window cleaning. If your business is a truck, a route, and a book of recurring customers, this is built for you.
Avolv's most-battle-tested vertical is pool service, where we run 988-pool routes. For lawn, pest, and pressure washing, the platform gives you the same route engine, mobile app, billing, and QuickBooks sync. If your trade needs something specific, I build it. That is how supply catalog purchasing, chemical P&L, and Ask the Supervisor got built for Simon at Resort. Same model works for you.
Generic field service tools serve one-time and recurring jobs across every trade. Route-based operators need the four things below or the math stops working.
A twelve-stop route with tight zones prints money. The same twelve stops scattered across three towns loses money. Avolv's routing is built from where your trucks actually drive, not from straight lines on a map.
Weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly. Recurring plans on autopay are the difference between a business and a hustle. Avolv is built recurring-first with card and bank on file, autopay schedules, and payments that reconcile back to the right invoice on their own.
Your techs lose signal in backyards, behind commercial buildings, and in every parking garage that ever existed. Avolv's field app is offline-first, bilingual (EN/ES), and syncs when signal comes back instead of losing the visit.
The scheduler, the QuickBooks file, the texting app, and the spreadsheet all disagree with each other. Avolv is one system. Invoices generated from the schedule push into QuickBooks line by line. Payments post back automatically. Both systems show the same number.
Resort Pool Services moved 988 accounts off Skimmer to Avolv with zero days of route downtime and reconciled $370,779 of invoicing to a $580 variance. That is the same engine that will run your lawn, pest, or pressure washing route.
Read the Resort case studySame engine. Different service catalog and different recurring cadence per business.
Weekly mow routes with add-ons for seasonal services (fertilizer, mulch, cleanups). Weather-based rescheduling, recurring billing on the mow book, one-time invoicing on installs.
Quarterly or monthly recurring plans, one-time treatments, service catalog per pest, technician mobile app for logging applications and photos. Autopay on every recurring plan.
Photo-driven quoting (the customer texts a picture, the AI drafts an estimate), one-time and seasonal recurring, weather-based rescheduling, deposit-on-booking optional.
Recurring residential and commercial routes, per-window or per-hour pricing, before/after photos attached to the stop for the customer record.
Multi-location accounts, one master customer with dozens of stops, one invoice consolidated across the properties, monthly billing cycle aligned to their close.
If your business is a truck, a route, and recurring customers, it's likely a fit. Fifteen minutes on a call and I will tell you honestly whether Avolv is for you or not.
What operators in these trades ask before they call.
Avolv is a route-based field service platform first. The deepest vertical work today is pool service, where we run 988-pool routes. For pest, lawn, and pressure washing, you get the same route engine, mobile app, billing, and QuickBooks sync. If you need something specific to your trade, I build it. Simon at Resort asked for supply catalog purchasing and got it. That model works for any vertical.
Any recurring service on a route where drive time, recurring billing, and reconciling to QuickBooks matter more than a shiny vertical badge. Today: lawn care, landscaping, pest control, pressure washing, window cleaning, HOA services, and other route-based home services.
Jobber and Housecall Pro are broad. They serve one-time and recurring jobs across many trades but stop where the specific work gets specific. Avolv is built around recurring route economics: drive-time optimization, chemical or supply P&L per stop, real QuickBooks reconciliation, an AI receptionist that quotes from a photo or video, and a bench of supervisors that can be paged by SMS when a tech has a question.
Priced per service location, month to month, no contract. Most operators pay less than they were paying for their old scheduler plus QuickBooks combined. Setup is a one-time fee scoped to your data migration. See pricing for ranges.
Fifteen minutes and I'll tell you honestly whether Avolv is a fit for your trade. If it's not, I'll say so.