
Book the look before you price the jungle, quote the clear in loads with the tip fees sitting on the line that made them, and get paid before the last trailer leaves.
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Photos flatten a jungle. Your page sells a quote visit at a time you actually have free, so the number gets written standing in the middle of it.
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Clears run long. Drag what is left onto tomorrow and the offsider rostered on those days sees the new start without a phone call.
Learn moreEveryone wants the block down before summer and there is not a day left in the diary. The page takes the job as a request rather than losing it.
Nobody has been through the back in three years. Photos attached. How soon can you look at it?
Pictures flatten it. The request lands with the images and the address on them, which is enough to tell a morning from two days, and nowhere near enough to name a price.
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The fire-hazard notice from the council has a date on it. Book the look this week, quote the loads off what you saw, and hold the days it needs.
A hard Friday and a bond riding on it. The property manager books, the tenant is at the address, and the receipt lands where the agent can find it.
Somebody else did the cutting and now there is a pile. Priced by the load, with the transfer station fee sitting on the line as an extra.
The page keeps taking work while you are on the chainsaw, and everything you cannot fit queues up as a request with photos already attached.
Long grass down and the scrub pulled off the boundary before summer. Two days, two on the crew, both held on the one job.
Years of growth and a family who live interstate. Quote it from photographs on the record, and send the pictures back when it is done.
Slash, rake out and haul. Mixed weed loads price differently to clean prunings, so the two go on separate lines rather than one guess.
The kerbside pickup came and went and the pile is still there. A short job that only pays if it sits near something you already have on.
Three vacant gardens for one agent, quoted on one document with an address against each line, and accepted as three separate bookings.
The moment there is treated pine and fibro-free sheeting in the trailer the tip rate changes, so it is quoted as its own line, not folded into the green.
Slashed back to the fence line, slashed and cut back to the boundary, or cleared right out with the collapsed shed and the old fencing gone too.
A load is a quantity against a rate with its own unit on the estimate, so five instead of three re-prices the job rather than quietly eating the day.
Clean green, mixed weed and the mattress somebody buried in the lantana each carry their own extra, so the tip is priced rather than absorbed.
Where you charged for the look and the service is set up for it, that fee lands as a credit line on the estimate the moment you write it up.
Options are the Pro part: three versions of the same clear on one estimate, one of them marked as the one you would do, and they pick. Cash and bank transfer stay free on every plan.
The trailer is full, the tip shuts at four and a third of the yard is still standing. What is left moves, rather than getting rewritten.
The address, the access notes and the photos stay on the job. Only the date and whoever is on it move with the drag.
Anyone rostered on those days sees the new start on their own screen, without a group text going out at six in the morning.
Moving work around the calendar was never the part you pay for, and it never becomes the part you pay for.
Most clears settle at the kerb. Recording cash or a bank transfer costs nothing at all, and the receipt sends itself out afterwards.
Mark it paid, the receipt emails itself, and no plan was ever involved in the part of the job that happens in the driveway.
For the owner who would rather tap than go looking for their account details while you are standing there with the ramps down.
Pro can split a two-day clear into a leg at the start and the balance at the end. That happens on the job, never at a checkout.
Your cleaner Mark is on the way.
There is a viewing at noon and a photographer booked for one. Work that travels comes back with a tight arrival window, and it is the same window the day is planned around.
A clear only pays if the tip is roughly on the way home. Claim the areas you work once, and an address past the line has to ask before it books.
A single-trailer clean-up only pays if it sits near the block you are already on. Pro scores the open slots by the driving each one adds.
You still pick the day. The ranking only lifts the times that sit near a job you already have on, and it never moves anything by itself.
A verge pile, a single-trailer green waste run and a hedge dump are what fill a gap that would otherwise have been nothing at all.
The ranking is the Pro part. The calendar, the bookings and the crew on them are not, and never have been.
What you cleared, how many loads it genuinely took and the photographs from the day all stay on the address, so the call two years later starts from something written down rather than a fresh guess.
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Not honestly, which is why the page sells the look instead. A quote visit is its own kind of booking, and where the service is set up for it the visit fee comes off the estimate as a credit line when you write it up.
A load is a line with a quantity, a rate and its own unit label. Five loads instead of three is one number changed, and the tip fee rides on that line as an extra rather than getting absorbed into the day.
Yes, once you claim the areas you cover. Past that line an address leaves a request instead of booking itself in. Claim nothing and the page lets everything through, so it is worth doing first.
It does. They are one customer holding several properties, each with its own address on the record, and an estimate covering three of them fans out into one booking per garden when it is accepted.
Cash and bank transfer are recorded by hand on any plan and the receipt sends itself. Cards come with Pro, taken on site or from a payment request link the customer opens without an account.
On the job. Photos and files attach to the booking record, so the docket and the before-and-after sit against the address instead of curling up on the dash of the ute.