Water heaters, drains and repipes, routed by who carries what.
Big jobs need the right parts and two clear hours. Boltwick finds the slot, checks the van for the tank and fittings, and warns you before a tech drives across town empty-handed.
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Field photo
saved on an average water-heater swap
Median across Boltwick crews in this trade, first six months
What the board checks
Three rules, before any job moves.
1
Gas-line qualification for water heaters and ranges
2
Tank size, flex connectors and expansion tanks on the van
3
Burst pipes jump the queue and the day re-plans around them
Typical jobs
Drain backups · Water heater swaps · Leaks and valves · Repipes
The two-hour job that eats the afternoon
A 50-gallon swap is simple until the van turns up without the expansion tank. Boltwick knows what each van carries. If a part is missing, it routes the tech through the supply counter and adds the stop to the drive time, so the customer gets an honest arrival window.
Gas work only goes to techs with the gas qualification on their profile. Everyone else sees the job greyed out.
Emergencies without chaos
When a burst pipe comes in, drop it on the nearest qualified tech. The jobs after it move, their drive times recalculate, and every affected customer gets an updated text.