Recurring jobs, crews, clients, and invoices on one timeline.
Cleaning, lawn care, field service, and other repeat-work businesses need more than a calendar. Stairkey connects recurring schedules to client records, crew availability, completed visits, invoices, and portals.
The recurring schedule lives in a spreadsheet.
Set repeat visits once and keep the day's work on the calendar.
Crew conflicts appear after the booking.
Availability and double-booking checks help catch conflicts before work lands on the schedule.
Month-end billing means reconstructing visits.
Completed visits can become invoices, so the work record and billing record stay connected.
What Stairkey connects
Grounded in the product
Stairkey is built for service businesses broadly, with trade-specific depth where it matters most: contractors, recurring service routes, and real estate workflows.
Related: Cleaning business software · Lawn care software · Scheduling & Dispatch
Common questions
Does Stairkey handle recurring visits?
Yes — weekly, biweekly, monthly, and one-off work on a day/week calendar, set once and kept on the schedule.
Will it catch crew double-bookings?
Availability and double-booking checks help surface conflicts before the work lands on the schedule.
How does billing work for completed visits?
Completed visits can become invoices, so you bill the month without reconstructing it by hand — the work record and the billing record stay connected.
Try the workflow in Stairkey.
Start with one connected workspace, then turn on the deeper tools when the business needs them.