Seasonal Service Reminder Campaigns

Difficulty: Easy Setup: 25 min Impact: Fills slow seasons

The Problem

Customers don't think about HVAC maintenance until their AC dies in July or their heat goes out in January. By then it's an emergency — they call whoever answers first, not necessarily you. Meanwhile, your spring and fall are slow because nobody is proactively booking tune-ups. You've got techs sitting idle while your schedule has holes.

The Automation

Pre-scheduled seasonal campaigns fire automatically: Spring AC tune-up reminders in March, fall furnace check-up reminders in September, water heater flush reminders in October, gutter cleaning in November. Each campaign targets past customers who had that specific service type and offers early-bird pricing for booking ahead of the rush.

The Benefit

Slow seasons fill up 2-4 weeks earlier. Past customers book maintenance before the rush, which means steady revenue year-round instead of feast-or-famine cycles. You also catch small problems before they become emergency calls — building customer loyalty and lifetime value. Maintenance agreements become an easy upsell during these visits.

How It Works — Step by Step

1

Set Campaign Dates

Trigger: Calendar-based — fires on pre-set dates (e.g., March 1 for spring AC campaign, September 1 for fall heating).

2

Filter Audience

Audience filter: Pulls customers who had the relevant service type in the past 2 years but haven't booked maintenance this year.

3

Send SMS Campaign

"Hi [name], spring is here! Time to get your AC tuned up before the Charlotte heat hits. Book this week and save $30: [link]"

4

Send Email Follow-up

Branded email with seasonal maintenance checklist + booking CTA + maintenance agreement upsell.

5

Day 5 Final Reminder

"Last call for early-bird pricing on your AC tune-up, [name]. Slots are filling up for April. [link]"

Tools You'll Need

GoHighLevel Twilio Gmail/SMTP

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