Solo HVAC Office OS — $79

Run the office side of a solo or very small HVAC business from one linked, portable spreadsheet-based workflow system for lead intake, customer/property/equipment/job history, follow-up, recommendations, payment evidence, communications, and photo records.

Best fit: solo and very small HVAC businesses that need more structure than loose spreadsheets but do not yet need—or do not want—the cost and complexity of a full FSM/CRM platform.

The system links Leads & Intake, Customers, Properties, Systems, Jobs, Follow Up, Recommendations, Payments, Communications, Photo Evidence, controls, recovery, and relationship audits using stable IDs designed to remain portable if you later migrate to larger software.

It is not accounting software, a bank reconciliation tool, payment processor, legal/privacy certification, or autonomous communications platform. It does not contact customers, collect money, change permissions, authorize pricing, or make commitments for you.

Available now for $79 one-time on MethodStead. Use the button below to purchase the current digital release. Before live use, replace example records with your own business data and protect customer information and sharing permissions according to your business requirements.

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MethodStead version status — September 29, 2026

Current customer fulfillment: v2.61. Current private R&D frontier: v2.72.

First-success/resume clarity and the version-specific handoff contract are in the private successor. The v2.72 frontier is not yet the customer download. Existing purchases and fulfillment remain on v2.61 until release/fulfillment convergence is explicitly verified.

MethodStead keeps every product under continuous improvement. R&D version numbers describe the strongest current private development frontier; they are not a claim that every experimental improvement is already included in the public delivery.