
The photo of the bathroom ceiling goes out to three firms at once. Book the inspection, price the treatment while it still matters, and hold the recheck.
Online booking
Put the inspection on your page with a price and a length on it, so a worried renter takes Thursday morning instead of ringing the next mob.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
A twenty-minute look at a ceiling and a two-person containment job after lunch sit on the same day, so you can see who is free to set up.
Learn moreThe person who wants you there tonight is rarely the person who signs the quote. A fixed fee for the readings lets a tenant take a real morning without waiting on an owner to approve anything.
A quick look at a bedroom and half a day behind plastic are not the same job and should not sit in the same coloured block. A lane each shows who is free to set up and who is still taping.
A tenant photographs the ceiling and sends it to three firms before bed. When there is nothing left to book this week, the enquiry still lands.
Name, address, which room and the photo in one place, so you can judge whether it is a ceiling or a wall before you ring back.
Reply from the record rather than your texts. What you told them in February is still there when they ring back in November.
A cancelled inspection is a gap you fill from the same screen, and the confirmation does the telling for you.
Black spots right across the bedroom ceiling and up around the window. The baby sleeps in there. Anything at all this week?
Three ways to price the same problem: treat the bathroom, treat the bathroom and the bedroom, or do the house with a barrier coat.
Rooms treated, plasterboard cut back, barrier coat and fan are separate lines, so a queried figure traces to the part it came from.
Bathroom, bathroom and bedroom, or the lot. They read all three on one page instead of waiting on three separate quotes.
The quote goes from the phone in the driveway, while they are still standing in the doorway looking at the ceiling.
A second bedroom, a barrier coat, a new exhaust fan, another day of air movers. Ticking one moves the quoted total, so nothing gets retyped in the driveway. Priced options come with Pro.
You cannot treat a bedroom you cannot get into. When the key does not turn up, drag the job to a day that works and get on with the next one.
Drop the job on another morning and the confirmation goes out again by itself. That is free on every plan.
A job with two on it moves as one block, so you are not working out by hand who is now free at eleven.
Every move sits on the record, so when the manager asks why it took three weeks the answer is on the screen.
It comes back when the cause is still there. Every reading, quote, visit and recheck stacks on the address, so the second call already has the first one attached to it.
Which of the two it is decides who pays for it, and the tenant, the owner and the manager all want that answer from you. Say it once from the job and the three of them read the same sentence.
Built for your trade
Your standard job, priced as a standard job. Put it on the booking page at a set price so it books without a phone call.
The property manager books, the tenant gets the confirmation. Both sit on the same job so nobody is left guessing who you are talking to.
Inspection first, because you cannot price what is behind the wardrobe from a photo. The quote follows the same afternoon.
Quote the strip-out, the treatment and the reinstatement as separate lines, so the insurer can see what they are paying for.
Half a day with the head off the wall. Price it by the number of heads as an option group rather than retyping the quote each time.
Ventilation, treatment and a moisture check months later. All three sit on one record for the address rather than three loose jobs.
A fixed-price inspection with a written report. It books online like any other service, and the report goes back through the same thread.
Weeks of work with people in and out. Keep the readings, the photos and every message on the one address instead of in a phone.
The cheap job that stops the expensive one. Offer it as a priced option on the treatment quote so they can tick it themselves.
One manager, twelve addresses, the same corner every winter. Their history sits on their customer card, not in your memory.
Give a property manager your number and you will get a unit two hours away. Set the areas you cover and the booking page holds the line.
The ones you inspect, the ones you only treat, and the ones you do not go to. The page checks the address before it takes the job.
An address outside your areas is told straight away instead of booking itself into a morning you then have to cancel.
Areas decide whether you take the job, not what it costs. A longer run is never quietly charged for.
Two payments weeks apart on most jobs. Record cash and transfers by hand for nothing, or send a card link on Pro.
Mark the inspection paid when the transfer lands. That costs nothing on any plan and it always will.
Send a card link for the inspection fee, and another when the last room is done and the recheck is booked.
Part when the containment goes up, the rest when it comes down. Staged requests come with Pro and go out after the booking exists.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
One app for the whole job
Yes. Put the inspection on your booking page with its own price and length and they take a real opening. The treatment stays a quote, because nobody prices a ceiling off a photo.
No, and it does not pretend to. The report, the readings you sign off and any clearance testing are yours. Bookables holds the job, the photos and the notes you took against that address.
Drag the job to another day on the board and the confirmation goes out again on its own. Moving work around the day is free on every plan.
Yes. Book the eight-week check while you are still packing up, and it sits on the calendar as a real booking rather than a note in your phone.
Yes. The manager books, the tenant gets the confirmation, and both sit on the same job so you are not running two conversations about one bathroom.
Yes, and it stays free. Cash and bank transfer you mark off by hand cost nothing on any plan. Cards and priced options are the parts that come with Pro.
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