
Book the site visit online, quote segmental block against armour stone, and keep the weeping tile, the clear stone and the engineer’s stamp on the job where you can find them years from now.
Online booking
Nobody prices a grade change over the phone. Your customer picks a time and confirms the address, and you arrive knowing the job is worth having.
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A wall is a run of days, not an appointment. Dig, weeping tile, base course and backfill each get their own, and they all move together.
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Quoted by the face area, the courses and the geogrid layers, so your customer can see what the reinforcement is actually buying.
Machine time, stone delivery and access ride as options, because getting the excavator to the back is half of the first day.
The engineering, the stamped drawings and the inspection go on the estimate as their own lines, priced before anybody signs.
Demolition, haul-away and the new wall as separate lines, so your customer sees what the failing wall has quietly been costing.
Two short walls and a terrace between them. One job, with excavation, drainage and build scheduled as days of their own.
A wall with a car above it is a different wall. The surcharge changes the design and the price, on the record from the first visit.
A repair that starts with a dig. Photograph what you find, quote off the photos, and the number explains itself to the customer.
The extra excavation and clear stone show as lines of their own, so nobody is surprised by what the base course adds.
Three low walls and a weekend. Booked as one job, with courses, soil and caps sitting as priced options your customer picks from.
The slope at the back keeps washing out over the path. Can you come and look before we take the fence down?
Half your inquiries are a picture of a slope and a question. They arrive as a request with the address attached instead of dying in a full calendar.
Booked against your real week and checked against a real address, so you arrive knowing the ground is yours to price rather than an hour you gave away.
A wall is a saved-up-for job, so a quote can sit for two months and still land. See what has been read and what has been signed, and the one worth a call is obvious.
Photograph the drainage, the membrane and the stone before the face covers them, and it is dated and attached to the job. Five years on, that is the only version of events that still exists. Customers never see these notes.
A wall spends days in each stage rather than minutes, so the stage a job sits in is worth more to you than the hour it was meant to start.
Segmental block, armour stone, or a poured wall with a stone face. Same run, three prices, one document they can compare in.
Face area, courses, drainage and haul-away are separate lines, so a customer questioning the total can be shown where it came from.
Block, armour stone and poured sit side by side with one recommended, so your customer compares walls instead of calling two more crews.
They accept from their phone, the name and the time are stored with it, and the accepted estimate becomes a booking carrying its lines.
Weeping tile and clear stone behind the face, another course, an engineered design once the wall clears what your municipality allows. Every box they check moves the quoted total, so you never retype a number.
Engineers and permit desks keep their own hours. The build sits on the board where you can see it, and moves to its real week when the plans land.
Move the build to the week the stamped drawings cleared. Excavation and drainage come with it instead of being typed in again.
Two walls cannot take the same crew on the same day. The database refuses the overlap, which beats trying to hold it in your head.
Turn on the moment for a rescheduled booking and the new date goes out on its own. Leave it off and nothing is sent.
Block, stone and machine rental all leave your account before the first course is level. Record what comes in for free, or take cards on Pro.
Mark the wall paid the day the transfer lands. Recording money by hand is free on any plan and it is staying that way.
Send a card link and it is settled from the phone. It is a direct charge, so the money is yours and we never hold it.
Part at the dig, the rest at walkthrough. Staged requests come with Pro, and they go out once the job is on the books.
Claim the ground you work from boundaries that already exist, and a wall past it is turned away on the first screen instead of a week later.
Past your coverage. Decline politely, or make an exception.
A wall out past Roncesvalles is settled on the first screen, not on the morning you were meant to be there. They can still send an enquiry, and whether it is worth the tow stays your call.
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It depends on your municipality, and one threshold turns up again and again. In Ontario a wall more than one metre of exposed height next to public property is a designated structure, which means an engineered design, and a wall over that height with access along the top also needs a guard. Elsewhere the number is your city’s to set. Bookables carries the estimate and the job, not the permit.
Yes, and this is the part that wins work while you are on a machine. They pick a real time from your availability, the address is matched against the ground you cover, and it lands in your schedule confirmed. Outside that ground they can still send an inquiry, which waits in your inbox.
Yes, and side by side is how you sell the better wall. Named options on one estimate, each priced on its own lines, with one marked recommended. Your customer picks a tier, accepts by typing their full name, and the accepted estimate turns straight into a booking. Priced options come with Pro.
Right on the job, which is exactly where you want it. Photos of the weeping tile, the geogrid and the clear stone go on the record feed as internal notes with attachments before the face hides them. Years later, if anyone says the wall is leaning, that feed is what you open. Customers never see it.
The neighbour conversation is still yours to have, but you will not be having it from memory. Both addresses, the access you agreed on and every message stay on one record, so month three looks exactly like week one did.
Nothing to get started. The Free plan carries a monthly booking allowance with no card required, and cash or bank transfer you record by hand is free on any plan. Cards, priced options and staged requests come with Pro. The plan cards on this page carry the figures.