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Wrench Cove Service operations. Simplified.

Equipment

Know the equipment before you touch it.

See previous jobs, parts used, photos, notes, PM history, and what happened last time. Every new job adds to the equipment’s history.

What you can keep on the unit

Keep the important details with the equipment.

  • Asset tagFind the right unit fast.
  • Serial numberKeep nameplate information with the equipment.
  • ManufacturerRecord the make when you have it.
  • LocationKnow exactly where the equipment is.
  • CustomerUse this when you service someone else’s property.
  • Service locationThe building or job site where the unit lives.
  • NotesKeep access details and important service notes.
  • PM scheduleKnow when maintenance is due.

Stop sending the next technician in blind

See what broke last time.

Photos & notes

Pictures and notes stay with the job and the equipment, not in someone’s phone.

Parts used

Completed jobs keep a record of which part was used and what it cost at the time.

Next maintenance

Schedule preventive maintenance around the equipment. Completed PM work stays in its history.

Technician checking a building generator beside a brick wall
Building generator
Technician inspecting a commercial refrigerator
Commercial refrigerator
Maintenance technician working on a building pump
Building pump

Labeled example. This is the kind of history a team can keep on one building generator. Opening a record from a QR code on the equipment is a future direction, not a feature you can use today.

Service history

Stop sending the next technician in blind.

Previous repairs stay with the equipment.

This building generator keeps the last repair when it would not start, the winter service, and the load test. Closing the job does not erase them.

How it works

See how a request becomes history.

Schedule the work, give the technician what they need, and keep the result on the equipment.

See How It Works