Wisconsin's heating and cooling dispatch platform

Zwivio

Zwivio is a Wisconsin heating and cooling dispatch platform designed to coordinate how homeowners connect with local contractors — and how contractors receive job opportunities. Instead of broadly distributing a homeowner's contact details as a lead, Zwivio coordinates requests through a governed dispatch process. Homeowner contact information is not released until a contractor is confirmed for the job. No callback flood. No competing callbacks. Zwivio is currently onboarding heating and cooling contractors across Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha counties ahead of opening homeowner intake. For contractors: job opportunities arrive by text. No app required. No commission fees. Structured opportunities based on service area, readiness, and availability. For homeowners: when intake opens, contact details stay private until a contractor is confirmed for the job. One coordinated request process instead of managing multiple callbacks. Need someone next Wednesday between noon and 4? Submit once — Zwivio finds who's available for that window. Learn more at https://zwivio.com?utm_source=patch

Waukesha County

Milwaukee Metropolitan Area

Waukesha

Wisconsin

Zwivio is a Wisconsin heating and cooling dispatch platform designed to coordinate how homeowners connect with local contractors — and how...

WAUKESHA, WI — Imagine coming home one night and looking into your front window, only to find someone suspicious looking out the same window from inside. That happened to a homeowner on the 2000 block of Kilps Drive late Friday night, and police were called to the scene for a burglary in progress. According to police reports, the homeowner saw a suspicious person looking out her window Friday just before 10 p.m. Friday and then heard them leave out the window before fleeing the scene with two Xbox consoles. Four squads were dispatched to the home, and cleared the scene, making sure it was safe for entry. According to the eyewitness, they believed the male suspect made have had braids in his hair when they moved the blinds to look out the window. image via shutterstock

WAUKESHA, WI — Imagine coming home one night and looking into your front window, only to find someone suspicious looking out the same window from inside. That happened to a homeowner on the 2000 block of Kilps Drive late Friday night, and police were called to the scene for a burglary in progress.

According to police reports, the homeowner saw a suspicious person looking out her window Friday just before 10 p.m. Friday and then heard them leave out the window before fleeing the scene with two Xbox consoles. Four squads were dispatched to the home, and cleared the scene, making sure it was safe for entry.

According to the eyewitness, they believed the male suspect made have had braids in his hair when they moved the blinds to look out the window. image via shutterstock

Woman Comes Home To Burglar In Waukesha

Imagine coming home one night and looking into your front window, only to find someone suspicious looking out the same window from inside.