
Driveways priced off your own rates, house washes quoted as a choice rather than a number, and the money in before you wind the hose back on.
Online booking
Concrete, pavers and exposed aggregate carry your rate on the page, so a driveway wash takes the next real gap instead of waiting on a callback.
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Drag the washed-out jobs onto Thursday and everyone booked behind them is told. On Pro the next enquiry is offered the slot that adds the least driving.
Learn moreA drive, a path, a deck. You already have a rate for the surface, so it takes the next real gap while they are still looking at next door's.
Whole shady side has gone green and the drive is worse. Photos attached. Can you do the house and the drive in one go?
Whole-house work is a different animal. Send it to a request that asks for the height, the growth and photos, so you quote a house rather than a hunch.
Past your coverage. Decline politely, or make an exception.
An hour each way for ninety minutes of washing is a bad day dressed as a booking. Addresses outside your patch are flagged before they reach the diary.
Half this trade is weather. Drag the washed-out morning onto Thursday and everyone booked behind it is told, on any plan.
Pick the jobs up and put them down on a dry day. The board is the diary, so there is nothing to re-enter anywhere afterwards.
Pull Friday forward into the hole the rain left. That is the difference between a lost day and a shuffled one.
Everyone whose time moved is told when it moved, so you are not sitting in the ute working down a list of numbers.
Three ways to do it: a straight wash, a wash with the paver sand put back, or the lot sealed so what drips off the ute stops soaking in.
The driveway, the path and the render are priced separately, so when the price gets queried you point at the line instead of defending the lot.
Chemistry and low pressure on the render is not a surface cleaner on concrete, and putting it on its own line is how it gets paid for.
The quote goes off the phone while you are still parked out front, which is usually before the next mob has rung them back at all.
Re-sanding, a sealer coat, the front steps, the eaves brightened while the lance is already out. Each one is a priced option, and ticking it moves the quoted total in front of the customer.
Short jobs and long drives is how this trade goes backwards. On Pro every open slot is scored on the driving it adds, tightest offered first.
A wash two streets from one you already have on beats the same job for the same money on the far side of the city.
Hoses out, hoses in. The slot has to fit the whole job, not just the ninety minutes the machine is actually running.
It offers, you decide. Nothing rearranges a day you have already agreed with a customer, on any plan.
What you charged last time, what you put on it and how you got round the back, on one card instead of in a book in the van.
Priced on a Sunday, silence since. See which quotes were opened and which were signed, so you know who is worth one more message.
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Concrete, pavers and exposed aggregate priced off your own per-surface rates and booked into the next real gap without a phone call.
Render, weatherboards and the shady side that has gone green, quoted at low pressure as its own line rather than lumped in with the concrete.
Soft washed rather than blasted, with the ridge caps and the eaves quoted as separate lines so nobody argues later about what was in it.
Merbau and treated pine brought back before the oil goes on, booked into a dry window and priced by the deck instead of by the hour.
Pavers, coping and the shade sail posts done in one visit, with the gate access and where the tap is already noted on the job.
Washed down both sides and quoted per run, so the neighbour going halves knows exactly which side of it they are paying for.
Agents on a deadline get a quote they can sign online the same afternoon, and the signed quote books itself into your week.
Early-morning commercial work set up as a repeating job, so the same strip gets done before the doors open every month.
Carparks, lift lobbies and bin rooms quoted by area for the committee, with each building kept as its own customer and its own history.
Yard work booked into the gaps between house jobs, priced per machine, with the wash bay and the water source on the record.
The first warm week brings everyone at once. When there is nothing left this month the page still takes the enquiry instead of losing it.
Surface, rough size, how bad the green is and whether anyone has been at it before. All of it lands without you shutting the machine down.
The oil stain and the shady side are on the record from the first message, so nobody is renegotiating on the driveway on the day.
The page only ever offers time you genuinely have, so a flat-out fortnight never turns into two jobs promised for the same morning.
A ninety-minute job should not need three reminders. Record cash and transfers for nothing, or take a card while the concrete is still wet.
Mark it paid when the transfer lands. That costs nothing on any plan and it always will.
Send a card link from the kerb while they are still admiring it. The money goes to your account, not into ours on the way through.
Once a big exterior job is booked you can request part before the first day and the rest when you finish. Staged requests come with Pro.
Water is heavy and the trailer is slow. Set the suburbs you cover so the day stays a run rather than a lap of the city.
Addresses outside it hear so straight away rather than a week later, which is better for them and a lot better for your Saturday.
Inside your area the price is the price. Bookables never quietly adds anything on for a longer run out to the far edge of it.
Anything needing your own water, a boom lift or a permit does not have to be bookable at all. Take those as an enquiry instead.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
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One app for the whole job
Yes. Put your rate on the surfaces you do every week, concrete, pavers and exposed aggregate, and they book a slot you genuinely have free. The bigger work can go to a quote instead.
Send that one to a details-and-photos request. The height, how bad the growth is and the photos land before you write a number down, and nothing goes in the diary until you say so.
No. Cash and bank transfer that you record by hand are free on every plan and always will be. Card payments come with Pro, and the money lands in your own account rather than sitting with us.
Yes. Draw the patch you actually work and anything outside it is flagged before it reaches your week. Bookables never quietly adds anything on for a longer run out either.
Drag those jobs onto a dry day. Everyone whose time moved is told when it moved, so you are not sitting in the ute working down a list of numbers.
Yes, as priced options on the quote. The customer ticks the sealer and the total moves in front of them. Priced options on a quote come with Pro.
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