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QRchive for HVAC

Every callback starts with “what furnace do I have?”

Model, serial, filter size, install photos, every service visit — one durable sticker on the cabinet. The next tech scans it and walks in knowing the unit. Clients scan for the filter size instead of calling you.

See how it works ↓
No app. No login. $49 once per archive — no recurring fees. First roll of 25 stickers is free.
No app. No login.Any phone camera opens the archive — today or in 20 years.
$49 once. That’s it.Bill your client $79–$149. You set the markup. No subscriptions.
Built for job sites.UL 969 polyester sticker, 25+ year durability. 1 GB per archive.
Stored in Canada.PIPEDA-compliant. Records stay with the equipment, even at resale.
Why HVAC

The unit should carry its own records.

No more guessing what’s on the unitone scan, full history — even for the new guy.
The record outlives the faded factory tagand the company that installed it.
Warranty claims stop dyingevery tune-up dated and photographed — the proof manufacturers ask for.

What an HVAC archive holds

  • Nameplate photo — model + serial
  • Owner’s manual + warranty registration
  • Filter size + change schedule
  • Commissioning checklist + install photos
  • Dated service visits + rebate paperwork
HVAC demo archive — coming online.Sticker on a furnace cabinet, photographed on a real unit.
Scan a real QRchive archive
Scan a real archiveA live BC septic system — same sticker, same archive, different trade. See exactly what your clients would.
Stand out on your next install.
How it works

Four steps. Under 2 minutes.

1
Peel & stick

To the cabinet. 25+ year durability.

2
Scan & activate

Unlock the archive — one-time $49.

3
Upload files

Phone, tablet, dashboard, or email to the sticker’s address.

4
Anyone scans

Every file instantly. Add new ones on the spot.

One free roll per company · $49 per archive when unlocked
QRchive for HVAC — every unit carries its own records.
Built by Pacific Rim Wastewater Solutions Ltd, Port Alberni, BC · QRchive home · Files stored in Canada · PIPEDA-compliant · jordan@qrchive.ca