
Price by wall area, schedule every coat as its own block on the same address, and send the invoice while the scaffold is still up.
Online booking
Your page takes the address first, then the wall area and the finish. You get something you can bid on, not a message asking what stucco runs these days.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
You get a few good months and every coat needs cure time inside them. Book each coat as its own block, and slide the run when a cold snap arrives.
Learn moreAll three on one estimate: patch and recoat where it is sound, a re-stucco over new lath and building paper, and stucco over rigid insulation.
Put the wall area in and the base number is there, and it is the same number every time instead of one rebuilt in the cold.
Patch, re-stucco, stucco over rigid insulation. A homeowner who can see all three stops calling around for a fourth opinion.
Scaffold, paint, protecting the beds and the walk. Writing the exclusions down is the cheapest hour you will spend on a job.
Pro adds option groups, so the finish texture, the color and the extra scaffold lift each carry their own difference from the square foot rate, and the total keeps up while your customer chooses.
Everything has to happen between the last frost and the first one, so you are full by June. Full is fine. Full and silent hands the job to the next crew.
Your page names the first week you could have scaffold up, so a June caller books September instead of writing you off for the year.
Address, wall area and finish reach your inbox with nothing open, which is how the spring list gets written while this season runs.
When a start date slides two weeks, the people who called while you were booked are in one thread and easy to work down.
New extension in Roncesvalles — rear elevation and both side walls. Any chance of a texture finish before the end of the year?
A render job is not an appointment, it is a scaffold week. Each coat is its own block on the same address, so nobody turns up to float a wall that is still green.
System, wall area, finish and the coats already on, held against the address rather than in a text thread from March.
Built for your trade
Base coat, mesh and a colored acrylic finish. Priced by wall area with the trims and corner bead costed on their own lines.
Scratch, brown and finish on a renovation. Books as a run of blocks with the cure time between coats already in the schedule.
Below-grade concrete made good before backfill. Short, cheap and booked straight off your page rather than costing you a drive.
Board, drainage mat, base coat and finish. Priced on area with the board thickness as an option that moves the estimate total.
Tear off, sheath, paper and coat. Priced by the hour past the tear-off, because nobody knows what is under the siding until it is off.
Hollow sections cut out, rebonded and textured back in. The job record keeps the before photos, so the callback conversation is short.
Openings made good and the texture matched. Slots in as a short block on the same address record as the rest of the work.
Window surrounds, sills and belly bands. Sold as options against the main stucco line so your customer sees what each one adds.
Small detached buildings finished to match the house. Handy work that fills the gap between two scaffold weeks in a short season.
Smooth wall plaster on a winter remodel, kept on one record so a repeat customer gets a single estimate instead of two.
Frost overnight, wind off the lake, a finish that will not set. A lost day in a short season cannot just vanish, it has to land somewhere later.
Send the finish coat down the week and the coats behind it travel with it, still in sequence, with the customer told already.
Moving work around sits on every plan, the free one included. A short season is hard enough without paying by the reschedule.
The record holds which coats went on, so a crew arriving after a cold snap is not standing at the wall guessing at it.
An invoice chased in November for work done in August is a harder conversation than one settled the day the scaffold came off.
Mark it paid on the job and you are done. Recording money by hand is not something we charge you for.
For the homeowner on the driveway who would rather tap a card right now than go inside and find their chequebook.
Split a long job into stages on Pro and collect as the coats go on, instead of asking for everything before you start.
Card payments land in your own account. We never hold your money and there is no waiting period on the way in.
Every hour of highway in a short season is an hour of coating you will never get back. Decide the working radius once, in daylight, and let it hold.
A circle on a map ignores the lake, the river valley and the one bridge, and none of those care what your radius says.
A lead outside the line gets told today, which costs you nothing and saves them two weeks of waiting on a bid.
Give a second crew its own area and the two trucks stop meeting on the ring road at six with the same load in the back.
One asks about set-out, the other about the colour, and both land on the job rather than across two phones and a text thread.
When a hairline crack brings someone back, the system, the finish and what you charged are already on the address.
Yours is sitting beside two others on a builder's phone. See what has been opened and what has been signed, so the one worth a call is obvious.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
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Drywall Finisher and Plasterer is a Red Seal trade, and its scope covers applying and restoring plaster on interior and exterior walls. Certification and any contractor licensing are handled province by province, so check your own apprenticeship authority and municipality. Bookables runs your jobs and certifies nobody.
Yes. Price the service on wall area and set your rate against it. Option groups then carry the finish, so an acrylic texture and a smooth trowel finish each show their own difference from the base rate rather than being settled on site.
Move the block to the next workable day and the rest of the run follows it. Your customer sees the new time automatically. Rescheduling is on every plan, including the free one.
Cash and bank transfer are recorded by hand and cost nothing. Cards come with Pro. A long job can be split into stages on Pro, collected as the coats go on rather than asked for the day it is booked.
Draw the areas you actually work and anything past the boundary gets turned away before it reaches your schedule. There is no charge for a longer drive, so a job further out is bid the same way a close one is.
Tax is a switch per service, so it rides on the line instead of appearing at the bottom as a surprise. Estimate and invoice numbers are set once, on purpose, and stay where you put them.
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