
The panel band sets the price, the roof and the access are answered while the customer books, and a lost morning moves on the board instead of down the phone.
Online booking
Owners pull the panel count off their monitoring app and pick a band. The total is calculated on our side, never trusted from their browser.
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The roof is workable from the thaw to the first freeze, so availability is those weeks and those hours, and the page offers nothing outside them.
Learn moreThe wash is the base. Screening the gap around the array and a gutter clean while the ladder is already up are the two that close on the day.
The owner supplies the count and the band. What that adds up to is worked out here, so the figure cannot be edited on the way through the browser.
Storeys, pitch and a fragile deck each cost you a morning you will not get back this year, so each one is a priced option rather than goodwill.
They agree from their phone and the wash takes a real slot, carrying the panel count, the access notes and every extra they ticked.
Two-storey access, a steep pitch, critter screening, a gutter clean. Each ticks on and moves the total right there, so a hard roof gets paid for instead of eating your morning. Priced options come with Pro.
The snow clears and a whole street looks up in the same ten days. Your season is short enough that the overflow is worth keeping, not losing.
It arrives with the address, the panel count and the photo of the roof, instead of as a missed call you took halfway up a ladder.
Reply from your phone while the gear dries. The whole conversation stays on the job rather than half in texts and half in your email.
When weather moves somebody else, that thread becomes a booking and the address and the band come along with it.
There are twenty-two panels and the app says output is well down. Can you price a wash, and the gutters while you are up there?
The one trade where the customer reads you the measurement off their own phone. Once the count is in the booking, there is nothing left to go and look at.
They ring back not knowing the number they gave you last time, and neither does anyone else. The count, the pitch and where the ladder went are still on their card.
Two hundred panels, out-of-hours access and a figure no band could carry. Whether the facilities manager has opened it yet decides your next quiet week.
Built for your trade
The first call of the season, once the snow is off and the melt has dried. The standard band job, booked for the first clear morning going.
The same roof, yellow again, six weeks after you left it. The last visit is on their card, so the second booking takes one message.
Anchor points, a taller ladder and a second set of hands. It carries its own price instead of quietly eating the margin on your standard rate.
No ladder and no pitch, but an hour of gravel each way. Priced as its own service, so the drive is in the number before you agree to it.
Wash it, then screen the gap so the squirrels stay out of it over winter. Sold as a ticked option on the same quote, not a second trip.
The ladder is set and the roof is wet already. Offer it at booking, so the second job is priced and agreed rather than thrown in for free.
A long run of panel, an easy slope and a long driveway. Quoted in writing with the access and the travel already inside the figure.
Two hundred panels and a very early start. Too big for a band, so it goes out as a written quote with the lift rental and the hours in it.
A forty-minute wash an hour away is a morning gone, and it is the quiet way this trade loses money. Pick the regions you cover and the booking page checks the address before it offers a time, so an out-of-area job arrives as an enquiry instead of a confirmed booking you have to ring back and unpick. Inside the patch the price is the price: nothing is ever added for a longer run.
A frost still sitting there at nine is the same problem as a gusting roof: nobody is going up. Push the run to the next clear day before anyone waits in.
Take the whole frozen morning across to the next clear day in one movement. The confirmations travel with the jobs, so nothing is retyped.
The day-before email goes out against the date the job moved to. Nobody is told to expect you on the morning you already wrote off.
A season this short is going to get rearranged constantly, and rearranging it has never been the part we charge for.
Winter takes half your year, so the half you have left cannot be spent on the highway. Pro scores each open slot on the driving it would add.
The order of your day stays yours. Pro only floats the slot beside a roof you already have that morning to the top of the list.
Customers are offered the tight times first, so a run through one subdivision builds itself while the season is still open.
Slot ranking comes with Pro. Dragging your own board around stays free, on every plan, always.
A house pays on the day and a commercial roof gets invoiced. Record cash and e-transfers by hand for nothing, or take cards on Pro.
The e-transfer notification arrives, you mark the job paid, and that is the whole of it. No plan charges you for recording your own money.
A card link sent from the truck settles the job before the grit is dry on the driveway, and the money goes to your account.
Marking it paid is what sends it, which matters most to the acreage customer who files everything at tax time and calls you in April.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
One app for the whole job
Most read it off their monitoring app or count them from the driveway in about thirty seconds, which is why the bands are wide. They pick a band, see the price and book the date. If the count is off on the day, adjust the job and the difference goes on the invoice.
Yes, and you should. Add access and pitch as priced options on the service. Your customer selects them while booking, the total on screen updates, and the figure is recalculated on our side rather than trusted from the page. Priced options come with Pro.
Set your availability to the weeks the roof is actually workable and the booking page will not offer anything outside them. When the thaw comes early you widen it, and the calls you took over winter are already sitting in your inbox as threads.
There is no licence, registry or certification program for solar panel cleaning in any province or territory. Working at height carries its own safety rules wherever you operate, and panel makers set limits on water and pressure in the warranty, so read it before the wand comes out.
That is exactly why it is offered at booking instead of mentioned on the way out. The ladder is already set and the roof is already wet, so the second job costs you fifteen minutes and carries a real price of its own.
Yes, and it covers what matters most when the truck is just you: your calendar, your booking page, quotes, and recording cash and e-transfers by hand. Card payments and priced options come with Pro, and the plan cards above carry the numbers.
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