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Home services data licensing.

Seven trades, each producing records AI buyers price differently. Seven years of in-trade underwriting. The vertical we know better than any generalist advisor.

  • Axial Top 251H 2026 & 2025
  • 100+ dealsclosed
  • 7+ yearsin-trade
  • J.D., Columbia LL.M.reviewed by
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Why this vertical

Home services is where field-generated records meet AI buyer demand.

Seven years of in-trade underwriting.

We have been representing field-services operators on sell-side transactions for seven years. We know what a ServiceTitan export contains before we see it, and what an AccuLynx workbook actually looks like when a buyer opens it.

Vendor terms are in our head, not a search tab.

ServiceTitan API, PestPac TOS, Housecall Pro data-use clauses, QuickBooks Online data policies. The reason we insist on your own admin export instead of a connector is because we have read the vendor terms that would otherwise bind you.

We know what buyers price in these records.

Dispatch density, service-plan attach, chemistry logs, estimate win rate, technician decision logs. The record categories AI buyers pay for are the record categories field-services operators produce every day — and we know which ones price higher.

The seven trades

Each trade produces a different kind of record.

Buyers price them differently. We know which record categories move the quote for each.

HVAC

Service plans + dispatch + estimates

Typical systems
ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, FieldEdge
What buyers price
Dispatch histories, service-plan renewal data, technician decision logs, estimate win / loss rates
See HVAC data licensing →

Plumbing

Emergency + membership + drain / water-heater

Typical systems
ServiceTitan, FieldEdge, Housecall Pro, QuickBooks
What buyers price
Service-call outcomes, membership attach rates, after-hours dispatch patterns, repair-vs-replace decisions
See if your Plumbing file qualifies →

Roofing

Estimates + storm-restoration + insurance

Typical systems
AccuLynx, JobNimbus, standalone estimate systems
What buyers price
Estimate inputs → final price → win / loss, storm-work claim histories, re-roof vs repair decisions
See if your Roofing file qualifies →

Pest Control

Recurring routes + chemistry + treatment outcomes

Typical systems
PestPac, FieldRoutes, route optimization systems
What buyers price
Route density, treatment chemistry logs, re-service rates, service-plan renewal data, cancellation signals
See if your Pest Control file qualifies →

Landscaping

Commercial maintenance + snow + design-build

Typical systems
SingleOps, Aspire, LMN
What buyers price
Commercial maintenance route histories, snow / ice response patterns, bid-to-contract conversion
See if your Landscaping file qualifies →

Pool services

Weekly / bi-weekly routes + renovations

Typical systems
Skimmer, HCP, routing systems
What buyers price
Weekly service route histories, chemistry logs, equipment failure patterns, renovation estimates
See if your Pool services file qualifies →

Electrical

Service + install + commercial

Typical systems
ServiceTitan, FieldEdge, QuickBooks
What buyers price
Service-call decision chains, install estimate win rates, permit / inspection records, panel-upgrade decisions
See if your Electrical file qualifies →
Market signal

A widely-circulated HVAC example.

A publicly-reported discussion involving an HVAC operator described a proposed arrangement around operational records at roughly $150,000. The specific dataset structure and the final terms were not made public, and we do not know whether the deal closed. The reason to surface the example at all is directional: it signals the kind of range that circulates for mid-size field-services files with meaningful record depth.

We do not treat the number as a market price. The pricing framework we actually use is based on headcount, years of history, system diversity, and workflow visibility — a public example tells you the market is real, not what your specific file is worth.

The example tells you the market exists.

It does not tell you what your file is worth. For that, we read the metadata and get two written quotes from actual buyers before you see any draft license.

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Twenty minutes to see where your trade clears.

Metadata only. We know your systems. Written yes or no in one business day.

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Trade FAQ

Questions home-services owners ask

  • Three reasons. First, the record categories AI buyers pay for most — dispatch histories, estimates, service-plan renewals, technician decision logs — are exactly what field-services operators produce every day. Second, Main Street Wealth has been underwriting these businesses for seven years, so we read the records faster than a generalist. Third, buyers have published explicit demand for field-operations and logistics files right now.

Main Street Wealth LLC is an M&A advisor. The HVAC example referenced on this page is drawn from publicly reported discussions; the final deal structure and whether the arrangement closed were not made public. Published ranges reflect what buyers have said or published in public and are not offers. Nothing on this page is a recommendation to license, sell, or disclose any specific record. We do not provide legal, tax, or privacy advice; your counsel reviews the advisory agreement and any license before signing.