Catch urgent demand
Repair requests lose value quickly. Receive identified posts soon after they become available for monitoring.
Narrative Field for HVAC
Homeowners often ask neighborhood and community groups who can repair a broken air conditioner, replace a furnace, or provide a second opinion. Narrative Field reviews new posts in the Facebook groups you choose and identifies the requests that fit your service area and offer.
Signals to monitor
Your prompts can combine customer intent, service type, geography, timing, and exclusions. Common HVAC signals include:
Example HVAC monitoring prompt
Notify me when a homeowner in our service area needs AC or heating repair, asks for an HVAC company recommendation, requests a replacement estimate, or says their current contractor stopped responding. Exclude job seekers, parts listings, and contractor self-promotion.
A focused workflow
Repair requests lose value quickly. Receive identified posts soon after they become available for monitoring.
Context-aware review distinguishes a homeowner asking for help from a technician advertising services or someone selling equipment.
Use separate prompts for service areas, residential work, commercial work, replacement opportunities, or maintenance plans.
Use the product page that matches the decision your team is making; each page below covers a distinct search and workflow intent.
Questions
Yes. Submit the public or private Facebook groups relevant to your service area. Monitoring begins after access is verified and the group is approved.
Yes. Your monitoring prompt describes the intent you want, and contextual evaluation filters contractor promotions and unrelated keyword mentions.
Yes. Create clearly named prompts for each branch or territory and apply them to the appropriate groups.
Start with your market
Add the groups that matter and describe the signal in plain language.