Industries
Commercial Trades
Mechanical, electrical and specialty service.
Commercial trades
Become the contractor facility managers call first.
Mechanical, electrical and specialty service contractors win on trust, response and relationships with property and facility teams.
Bench helps you stay top of mind with the people who sign service contracts, prove your expertise online, and build a skilled workforce that shows up ready on every call.
73,500
openings for electricians projected each year across the U.S. this decade.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
42,600
openings for plumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters projected each year.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
11%
projected growth in electrician jobs, much faster than average.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
What's in the way
The challenges we hear most.
Long buying cycles
Service contracts and retrofits take months of touchpoints before a decision.
Expertise hides
Your certifications and specialty capabilities rarely show up where buyers look.
Licensed talent is scarce
Journeymen and service techs have options. Retaining them takes more than a paycheck.
How Bench helps
Marketing, people and platform, working together.
Account-based marketing
LinkedIn and email programs aimed at facility managers, property groups and GCs you want to work with.
Capability content
Service pages, videos and case studies that show exactly what your team can do.
Service agreement growth
Campaigns that turn project customers into recurring maintenance accounts.
Workforce pipeline
Recruiting for licensed and apprentice roles, tracked in one dashboard.
Training and milestones
Recognize certifications, license upgrades and years of service in the app.
Revenue reporting
See which campaigns created contracts, not just clicks.
In the field
Skilled people stay where they feel seen.
Bench gives service techs across every building and route one place for recognition, company news and training.
Grow your service accounts with BenchTurn every interaction into action.
Tell us where the backlog, the pipeline or the crew is thin. We'll show you the plan.