HVAC monitoring through the company you already trust

Caretaker Pulse is round-the-clock monitoring your heating & cooling company can add to the service plan you already have — wireless sensors that watch your system, catch problems while they're small, and back every recommendation with your own home's data.

What a monitored plan means for your home

  • Problems caught small. Most breakdowns give off warning signs days or weeks ahead. Monitoring catches the drift early, so a “sudden” failure becomes a planned repair on a normal day — instead of an emergency.
  • Watched on the coldest nights. If your heat is called for and none is coming, your service company can know within a cycle or two — often before you're out of bed.
  • Honest answers, backed by your own home. When your technician recommends a repair — or tells you one can safely wait — they can show you the reason on a chart of your own system. No “just take our word for it.”
  • Repairs that prove themselves. After a fix, you can watch your system's health climb back to Good in the app. You don't have to wonder whether it worked — you can see it.
  • Nothing new to learn, nothing to replace. It works with the system and thermostat you already have, whatever the brand or age — installed in about ten minutes during a regular visit.

Monitoring never means less attention — it means more attention, earlier: eyes on your system between visits, a call before a small problem becomes a big one, and “it can wait” said out loud when that's the honest answer.

5:40 a.m., 9 °F

A monitored home's heating goes quiet in the night. The on-call technician sees it and has the answer ready — a tripped breaker, a two-minute fix — before the family is even up. No frozen pipes, no cold morning.

The puddle that never happened

An AC drain line clogs and water reaches the pan. The sensor catches it in seconds. The average interior water-damage claim runs over $10,000 (insurance-industry data) — this one ended with a shop vac and a cleared drain.

The filter phone call

“Your filter's loading up faster than usual — it'll want changing in about two weeks. Want us to drop one off, or will you grab one? It's the 16×25×1.”

Scenarios are illustrative.

How to get it

Pulse comes through heating & cooling companies, as part of the service plan you have with them. Next time yours is out — or next time you call — ask for it by name:

“Do you offer Caretaker Pulse, by Caretaker Labs?”

FAQ

Questions homeowners ask

Whose app is on my phone?

Your heating & cooling company's — their name, their brand, the people you already call. Caretaker Labs builds the technology behind it and stays in the background.

Who sees my home's data?

You see your own home, in plain language. Your service company sees the systems they take care of — and that's it.

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