CentralComs (YC X26) — AI agent platform for home services companies
Home services companies lose money on missed calls and idle techs. When the phone rings during a job and nobody picks up, that lead goes to a competitor and the trucks already on the road sit half-booked because dispatch can't keep the schedule tight.
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What it does AI agent platform for home services companies (source)
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Home services companies lose money on missed calls and idle techs. When the phone rings during a job and nobody picks up, that lead goes to a competitor and the trucks already on the road sit half-booked because dispatch can't keep the schedule tight.
CentralComs fixes this with AI agents that answer every call, route each job to the right technician, and keep the calendar full. They handle intake, dispatch, and customer updates end to end working inside ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, and Jobber so no lead slips through and no truck runs empty.
Capture every call. Book every tech. Never miss a job.
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The AI CSR for home service companies. Answers every call, books the job, and dispatches the right tech — 24/7.
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Kyle Chang
Founder/CEO
Kyle Chang, CEO — UC Berkeley Data Science. Built CentralComs' AI facility management system solo to $600K ARR, now in use at Nvidia, Cushman & Wakefield, NASA JPL, and more Fortune 500 companies.
Kevin Wong
Founder/CTO
Kevin Wong, CTO — Former founding engineer at a venture-backed startup, where he scaled agentic infrastructure systems to support 40,000+ concurrent users. He built and scaled frontier AI video generation technology that generated $XX,XXX in its first month. Industrial Engineering and Operations Research major, UC Berkeley.
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