Field Operations · Austin, TX

Cut your crew's drive time in half — without adding a single truck.

Fieldsmith turns a week of scattered service calls into tight, drive-efficient routes. Same jobs, same crew — less windshield time, no overtime.

Email your jobs → See how it works
Small inputs, big output.
By hand5.1 h driving
Fieldsmith2.55 h driving
Same 7 stops · same crew · one is just sequenced smarter
Demonstration — realistic Austin HVAC week
50%
less drive time
5.1 h → 2.55 h
0
hours overtime
every deadline met
15→9
route-days
same work, fewer trips
16/16
jobs on time
nothing dropped

A realistic Austin HVAC week — 3 technicians, 16 jobs — scheduled by Fieldsmith versus by hand. Your numbers depend on your jobs and crew, which is exactly what the free 15-minute run shows you.

The daily grind

You're the dispatcher, the estimator, and the bottleneck.

01

Jobs land scattered across town and get scheduled off a whiteboard — or out of your head.

02

Techs crisscross the city. Windshield time quietly eats billable hours and burns fuel.

03

One rush job and the whole day slides into overtime. Deadlines slip. It lands back on you.

How it works

Three steps. No new software.

STEP 1

Drop in your week

Your job list and crew — a spreadsheet, or even a photo of the board. Nothing to install, no logins for your team.

STEP 2

It builds the routes

Clusters jobs by location, respects every deadline and each tech's hours, and avoids overtime on purpose.

STEP 3

Send it to the crew

A clean, drive-efficient schedule for each tech — ready to print or text out the night before.

What it's worth

Every hour off the road is an hour back in the truck.

≈ $11,000per tech, per year — about 5 saved drive-hours a week at a loaded ~$45/hr.

Illustrative. A four-tech shop is roughly $45,000 a year. Your real number depends on your week — the free run shows you exactly what it is.

  • Less windshield time, so more jobs fit in the same day.
  • Fewer route-days to cover the same work.
  • Overtime avoided by design, not by luck.
  • Built on your mechanical reality — skills, hours, and deadlines all respected.
Who's behind it

Built by an engineer who owns rental property in Austin.

I'm Riley Orr — a mechanical engineer and the founder of Fieldsmith. I own and maintain rental property here, so I deal with the same crews, no-shows, and scheduling headaches you do. Fieldsmith is the tool I wanted: practical, no hype, and built to put money back in your pocket — not another dashboard to babysit.

Riley Orr · Mechanical Engineer & Founder · Austin landlord & automated-tools specialist

Free 15-minute run

Send me 8–10 recent jobs. I'll show you the savings.

A spreadsheet, or even a photo of your job board. No pitch, nothing to install — worst case, you've lost 15 minutes. If you want me to set it up for your crew afterward, pilots start at $750.

Email your jobs → Call or text (512) 940-4297