There's a version of AI that shows up in home services and tries to replace the people doing the work. We think that version is wrong. A model can't feel a pipe about to give out before it does. It can't sit across a kitchen table from a family weighing a system that costs tens of thousands of dollars and knows how to earn their trust. That judgment lives in your best people, not in a model.
What AI can do is everything around that moment. The scheduling, the follow-through, the thousand small handoffs that decide whether a homeowner gets taken care of that night. We built Redcar to make your best people better.
We make what we call Job Horizon Agents: they hold context on a job from the first call to the last invoice, deciding in real time when to act, when to hold back, and when to loop in a person. The moment a job needs a human touch, it goes straight to the right person on your team. Once that's handled, the agent picks the job back up and carries it to the finish.
Your team does what only they can do. The agent makes sure nothing else falls through.
We started Redcar as homeowners, not operators. We know the difference between a service company that's run well and one that isn't, because we've sat on both sides of that call. A well-run shop earns reviews, repeat calls, and neighbors who hear about it. That's the outcome we're building toward, and we think the only way to get there is by working shoulder to shoulder with the people already delivering it. Our team splits between engineers out of Google, Stanford, and Princeton, and operators with a decade-plus in the trades.
We're backed by Khosla Ventures and humbition, alongside early backers of OpenAI and operators who built some of the biggest companies to come out of Silicon Valley. We work with teams like AAA Plumbers, Fly Plumbing & HVAC, and Roto Rooters across the country.
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