Our story

Built around a real TC’s working day.

UtilitySheet began with a familiar closing task: collecting utility details from sellers. And a simple question: why does this still take so much chasing?

A FAMILY CONNECTION. A PRACTICAL SOLUTION.

It started with my mom.

My mom, Debbie O’Brien, runs PA Real Estate Support Services, LLC, a transaction coordination business. Watching her manage high-volume closings made one thing clear: collecting utility information was more chaotic than it needed to be.

Back-and-forth texts. Half-filled forms. Sellers saying “the gas company” instead of the provider’s name. Then the cleanup, right before closing.

I’m a web developer, and I’ve spent years building tools around her workflow. UtilitySheet came directly from that work: a simple way to collect the details and create a clean sheet that travels with the transaction.

Haydn Developer, UtilitySheet

Debbie O’Brien
Debbie O’BrienThe transaction coordinator
Haydn, developer of UtilitySheet
HaydnThe developer

What UtilitySheet does

A focused tool for the last details, built to fit the process you already use.

One link to send

Share your reusable seller link in the same email, text, or checklist you already use for each file.

A simpler seller experience

Sellers enter the property address and confirm their providers on a phone, without an account or app.

A handoff worth sharing

Review the finished web sheet and PDF. Paid plans can also update submitted sheets from the dashboard and add your branding.

See how it works

Put it to work on your next file.

Start free with three submitted sheets per month. See how a simpler utility handoff fits into your day.