Dispatch & partner accounts

Send one job, or set up a standing route.

This is the door onto the dispatch board. Send a single job to see how the paperwork comes back, or ask for a rate sheet and a standing route if you have steady NYC volume — either way it lands with a dispatcher, not a sales queue.

Send the address and scope. You get an arrival window and a flat price back.

Why the route runs on forms, not phone tag

A dispatcher juggling robocalls is a dispatcher not building tomorrow's route. Written scope also survives the handoff to the technician in a way a phone call does not. Every form here lands with a person, and a call back is one of the three buttons if you would rather talk it through.

What to send with a survey

Address with unit and borough
What has to be measured, and how many openings
Hardware line or product page, if there is one
Who controls building access, and their hours

Partnering with us

Fabricators and contractors sending regular work get a standing rate sheet, a named dispatcher and report templates carrying their own title block. Mention the volume you expect and it goes to the right desk.

Based in: Brooklyn, NY
Field hours: Mon–Fri 07:00–19:00, Sun by dispatch
Status: Accepting new B2B partners

Send one job. See how the paperwork comes back.

Accepting new B2B partners

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