Your trade. A real job.

Each trade page has its Sheets, a worked example with the app’s own numbers, and what the estimate looks like.

• Carpentry and framing: interior walls, inside stairs, deck stairs, interior doors, baseboard and trim, closet shelving and sheds.
• Drywall: hanging and finishing and patches.
• Flooring: vinyl plank, hardwood and laminate, carpet and stair carpet.
• Tile: floors, showers and tub surrounds and backsplashes.
• Decks and fences: decks, fences, railings, deck stairs and stain.
• Iron and metal railings: porch, stair and balcony railings and steel or spiral stairs.
• Glass: frameless shower doors, glass railings and mirrors, sketched and priced.
• Painting: rooms, house exteriors, kitchen cabinets and deck and fence stain.
• Concrete: slabs and footings and concrete steps.
• Landscaping and hardscaping: paver patios, retaining walls and raised garden beds.
• Roofing, siding and gutters: shingle roofs, siding and gutters.
• Electrical: circuits and panel upgrades.
• Plumbing: rough-ins, water heaters, toilets, vanities and faucets.
• HVAC: heating and cooling sizing and service plans.
• Remodeling and additions: basements, additions, kitchens and baths.
• Handyman: doors, trim, drywall patches, TV mounts, caulking and shelves.

1. The sketch. Type what you measured, or draw it: areas, runs and counts, every side with its size.
2. The price sheet. Lines from your price book; each takes its quantity off the sketch, so the price follows the sizes.
3. The estimate. Your markup, labor and the job site’s sales tax, with what’s included and what isn’t. The client signs on your phone or their link.
4. Paid. A deposit invoice from the signed estimate; Zelle, check or cash recorded in two taps, or card on the client’s link.