Media Coverage of Fieldbin

While flexible work options had been steadily gaining steam prior to the pandemic, COVID-19 supercharged worker demands in a variety of fields to implement remote and hybrid work models.

‘Tis the season for New Year’s predictions, and once again the HVAC industry seems likely to be dominated by technology.

It’s been a whirlwind year. With the cost of goods rising, a growing labor gap, and many economists predicting a recession in 2023, field service businesses—including HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other trade companies—...

New features include improved data support capabilities to speed turnaround and implementation time, a new price book to generate fast, accurate job estimates and enhanced, expanded reporting capabilities.

FieldBin, a field service management software provider, will introduce a number of new features to its application later this month, including...

While technology is already widely used within the green industry, look for 2023 to usher in widespread use of field service management (FSM) software to increase efficiencies and improve customer service.

FieldBin, a field service management (FSM) software provider, will introduce a number of new features to its application later this month, including improved data support capabilities...

It wasn’t too long ago that it was common for crews to carry a stack of papers in the truck cab with information about the next clients or the hand-written receipts for work done.

As anyone in the profession knows, the plumbing industry is rapidly changing. Demand for plumbing services is reaching unprecedented levels, but so too is competition.

FieldBin, a field service management (FSM) software provider, today announced that it will offer its application free of charge for one year to any Florida-based trade company assisting with Hurricane Ian recovery...

FieldBin will offer its application free of charge for one year to any Florida-based trade company assisting with Hurricane Ian recovery or rebuilding their existing business. FieldBin’s application is designed to help contracting, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other trade companies manage every aspect of their business.

Maryland’s FieldBin, a field service tech provider, launched its application for HVAC, plumbing and other trade companies in September. To oversee the future development of the app, Tim Berry was added as a senior full-stack developer.

FieldBin announces the roll out of its application designed to help HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping and other trade companies manage every aspect of their business in one platform.

FieldBin, a field service management (FSM) software provider, has started the rollout of a new application built to help plumbing, electrical, landscaping, HVAC, and other trade companies manage their business from a single platform.

CHARLESTON, SC – FieldBin, a field service management (FSM) software provider, announced the roll out of its application designed to help HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other trade companies manage every aspect of their business in one, easy-to-use platform.

FieldBin, a field service management software provider, will roll out its application designed to help landscaping and other trade companies like HVAC manage every aspect of their business in one platform.

FieldBin, a field service management (FSM) software provider, today announced the roll out of its application designed to help HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other trade companies manage every aspect of their business in one, easy-to-use platform.

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series—a collection of contributed columns written by industry experts in maturing software categories—Garrett Wilson, the president and co-founder of FieldBin,...

FieldBin, a field service management (FSM) solution provider, closed a $1.2 million pre-seed round led by 7833 Capital Partners, an early-stage investment fund. FieldBin is designed to help landscaping and other trade companies manage their business with one platform

FieldBin, a field service management (FSM) solution provider, announced today the closing of a $1.2 million pre-seed round led by 7833 Capital Partners. FieldBin is designed to help HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other trade companies manage every aspect of their business

The first 100 companies to sign up for the waiting list by July 10 will receive a six-month free trial. “FieldBin will be the easiest-to-use FSM application for hard-working, field service business owners who want to win more jobs and make more money by streamlining back-office operations and reducing paperwork,” says Garrett Wilson, co-founder, FieldBin.

With the help of some former colleagues, a Hyattsville, Maryland founder has plans to bring the HVAC and other field services-related industries into the 21st century.Garrett Wilson, a former growth management director at College Park cybersecurity training company Cybrary.

FieldBin features include work order scheduling, invoicing, inventory management, estimating and quotes, payments processing, service portal, and customer management with a simple-to-use interface, intuitive navigation, and easy drag-and-drop functionality – all accessible from anywhere on any device.

FieldBin is designed to help HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other trade companies manage every aspect of their business. 7833 Capital Partners is an early-stage investment fund launched by Ryan Corey and Ralph Sita, co-founders of Cybrary, the world’s foremost cybersecurity training platform.

Pre-Seed Round Backed by 7833 Capital Partners, Company Offering Free Six-Month Trials
FieldBin, a field service management (FSM) solution provider, announced today the closing of a $1.2 million pre-seed round led by 7833 Capital Partners.

FieldBin, a field service management solution provider, announced on Tuesday the closing of a $1.2 million pre-seed round led by 7833 Capital Partners.FieldBin is designed to help HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping and other trade companies manage every aspect of their business.

Electricians are facing a perfect storm. Demand for electricians is at an all-time high, spurred in large part by skyrocketing electrical consumption, an aging infrastructure, extreme weather conditions that require an immediate response,...