
A bathroom takes four days and a splashback takes four hours. Both sit on the same week, and both start with somebody asking what it costs per square metre.
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Small, known jobs take the slot without a phone call: kitchen splashback, laundry floor, a regrout. You come off the floor to a booked day.
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A bathroom is a run of days, not an appointment. Block the whole run once and drag it as one when the plumber puts the shower back a week.
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Floor and walls priced by the square metre, waterproofing on its own line, and the whole run blocked across the week rather than a single morning.
The membrane and the tiling quoted as separate lines so the customer sees what waterproofing to AS 3740 costs, with the cure on the schedule.
A half-day job with a known price per metre. It takes a slot on the booking page without a site visit, and the tile choice comes through as an option.
Small, square, and usually booked alongside something else. Price the area, add the waste fall if the room needs it, and slot it at the end of the run.
Priced by area with an option for the external-grade adhesive and the movement joints, and scheduled with the weather in mind.
Coping metres and paving square metres are two different rates on one estimate, and the address on the line is the site, not the billing address.
The slab prep, the levelling and the sheet size all change the price, so they sit as options with their own differences.
The job most tilers turn down because quoting it costs more than doing it. Priced per square metre, it books itself and fills the gap.
Booked as an hourly call-out with photos on the enquiry, so you know before you drive whether the tile is still made or the job just became a full floor.
Fit-outs that have to happen between trade and open. Block the nights, put the crew on the one booking and send the estimate to the shopfitter.
Nobody asks for one price for a bathroom. They ask what separates the 300x600 ceramic, the rectified porcelain and the honed limestone.
Good, better and best as named options on one document, with the one you would actually lay marked as recommended, is a Pro feature.
The estimate opens with the square metres already in it. You change the number that is wrong, not the whole document.
Its own line with its own rate, so the customer comparing you to a cheaper quote can see what the other bloke left out.
A duplex with two bathrooms is two addresses on the estimate, and each line carries the site it belongs to.
Tiling waits on other trades more than most. The plumber has not moved the shower, the levelling compound needs another night, and the week has to shuffle.
Move the job on the schedule and it moves for the crew and the customer at once. Free plan, no ceremony.
A four-day bathroom keeps its order when it shifts. The grout day does not land before the tiling day.
The offsider looks at the same schedule you do, so nobody turns up to a house that is not ready.
Three people asked for a price this week. One has signed, one read it this morning and one has not looked at all, which is the difference between a follow-up and a nuisance.
Everything anybody said about that bathroom is in one place, so the question about when the screed is dry is not buried in a text on a phone in the van.
Tilers are booked out and it costs them work anyway, because the page goes quiet and the customer rings the next name.
Somebody planning a bathroom around a plumber will wait five weeks. They just want to be told, rather than left to guess.
Photos, the room, the rough square metres and a phone number arrive in the inbox as a thread you can pick up when the current job finishes.
When a bathroom slips because the plumbing failed, the people already waiting are the ones you ring first.
Main bathroom, walls and floor, plus the shower done properly. Photos attached. How far out are you?
A tiler carries a mixer, a wet saw and a pallet of porcelain. The reason you say no to a job an hour away is the pallet, not the fuel.
Name the suburbs and the booking page only offers slots inside them. Nothing outside gets booked by accident.
You might take a full bathroom anywhere in the region but only do splashbacks close in. Areas can differ by service.
There is no extra charge for a longer drive here and we will not pretend there is. Set the area, or price the job higher.
Grout goes in, the customer walks the floor, and the money moves while you are still on site. Not three weeks later after two reminders.
Mark it paid on the job and it is recorded. That costs nothing on any plan and always will.
A pay link on the booking, tapped on the customer’s phone before you have loaded the mixer.
A four-week fit-out can bill in stages with their own due dates, set after the booking. That is Pro.
What went down, what it cost and what you noted about the substrate stays with the address. So when the owner rings about a lifted tile, you are reading the job back rather than trying to remember it.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
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One app for the whole job
Yes. Area in square metres is a pricing driver, so a customer picks the floor or wall area and the rate does the arithmetic before you get there. You still measure on site and adjust the estimate before it goes out.
Add an option group to the service. Large-format, mosaic, natural stone and herringbone each carry their own price difference, so the choice a customer makes on the booking page is the price they see, not a phone call afterwards.
You can put shower waterproofing on its own estimate line with its own quantity and rate, which matters when a domestic wet area is documented to AS 3740 and the customer wants to see what the membrane cost separately from the tiling.
No. Bookables is not a licensing system and never claims a licence you hold. Licensing is a state matter, so a Queensland tiler holds a QBCC wall and floor tiling licence while other states set their own rules. Whatever yours is, it stays where it lives now, along with any waterproofing paperwork. This handles the bookings, quotes, schedule and money.
Yes, and recording a bank transfer or cash by hand is free on every plan. Card payments on the booking page come with Pro. Splitting a job into stages with their own due dates is Pro too.
Drag it. Moving a booking on the schedule moves it for everybody on the job and the customer sees the new time. That works on the free plan; nothing about moving your own week is gated.
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