AI dispatch software for HVAC, plumbing and electrical: match the right tech to every call

Cardinal

What they did with AI

Cardinal, a residential HVAC, plumbing and electrical company serving Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin (founded 1984, part of Redwood Services since 2025), had dispatchers assigning calls by location and gut feel about which technicians were "good." It switched to Probook, which uses a real-time model to assign the right technician to each job. Probook reports that Cardinal's average ticket across trades rose more than 20% year over year in the first six months, and that the company added four acquisitions, 14 technicians and 13,000+ customers without growing the front office at the same pace; dispatchers now have time to debrief every tech after every job. Cardinal also added Probook's AI CSR for after-hours and overflow calls that used to hit voicemail, which the vendor says booked 850+ jobs and $715,000+ in revenue in its first four months at an 82% true booking rate. Figures are vendor-published and not independently audited.

Source: Probook: Vendor case study · page is undated
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