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Cordwick

Cordwick for professionals

Better context. Better conversations.

You know the equipment. You know the homeowner. Cordwick is being developed to bring more useful system observations into that relationship.

Start with the hardware: local control on the wall, sensing at the air handler and a distinct role for condensate. Then build the service workflow around what the evidence can actually tell you.

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Illustration of the Cordwick Ease smart thermostat design on a plaster wall
Commercial design illustration. Screen readings are simulated; the enclosure and electronics are being developed together.
Hardware stage
Commercial design development
Signal firmware
Local acquisition
Partner next step
Evaluation discussion

Designed around the trade

Useful signals, with a person in the loop.

A call state, air temperature or contact change can support a service decision. It takes equipment knowledge to interpret those observations. Our service model is being designed around that judgment, with the contractor remaining the point of contact.

Remote event delivery and contractor notifications are still in development. The current Signal build samples locally; it is not a deployed alerting service.

Find your starting point

The details that matter to your shop.

  1. 01

    Start with the assembly

    Current hardware, access and first-article evaluation.

  2. 02

    Choose the right role

    Four distinct roles across control, sensing and dispensing.

  3. 03

    Build the service model together

    A proposed path from evaluation to repeatable installations.

  4. 04

    From observations to review

    An illustrative service workflow, with its development status in view.

  5. 05

    Tell us about your shop

    Discuss a future evaluation and the systems you maintain.

Clear responsibilities

Control, sensing and dispensing each have a place.

Ease is being designed for local HVAC control with separate control and display electronics. Signal observes equipment signals. Catch adds dedicated water-level monitoring. Renew brings a reusable, owner-refillable reservoir to the new drain-care design.

Drain products do not replace the equipment’s independent overflow safety switch. Commercial hardware, calibrated dosing and field performance remain in development.

Start a conversation

Bring your experience to the next step.

Tell us about your equipment, your service work and what you would want to learn from a prototype evaluation.

Discuss a pilot