
A blown unit in a front bay and a whole-house upgrade are not the same afternoon. Put them on one board, price the glazing as a choice, and let the repairs book themselves.
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A boarding-up and a survey want different slots. Give each its own length and link, so a late call-out never lands in a full fit day.
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Alu-clad frames arrive when the supplier says they will. Move the fit to the week they land and the customer is told for you.
Learn moreA cracked pane, a roller swap, a re-mesh. Work you can price from the details is a service with a duration and a number, so it lands in the diary without a phone call.
Nothing about a house full of old frames can be priced down a phone. Quote-model services take the enquiry and book nothing, and you can see which quotes have actually been opened.
A photo of the broken pane, the address and a phone number, sitting in a thread rather than in a voicemail you cannot hear from the top of a ladder.
One house, three answers. Double glazing throughout, triple on the north-facing openings and double elsewhere, or triple across the lot.
Pro: option groups. Glazing spec, frame finish and trickle vents each carry a price delta, so the customer builds the job and the figure keeps up.
Every opening is listed with its own size and its own glazing make-up, so a nine-window quote is nine lines the customer can check rather than one number to trust.
Quote-model services take no slot until you decide, which keeps a whole-house upgrade out of a half-hour repair gap.
The customer accepts and the fitting week is already in the diary, so the frames are ordered against a date rather than an intention.
Suppliers run late. Move the fit to the week the frames actually arrive and everyone who needed telling has been told, on any plan.
Move the booking on the board and the customer record follows. There is no second message left for you to write.
Push one fit back and the repairs behind it do not quietly rearrange themselves around the gap.
Note that the frames were late and it lives on the job, so the next quote at that address reads with the context.
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A short out-of-hours service at a flat price with its own slot length, so a late call does not become a negotiation in the dark.
Priced off the number of blown units the customer counts, which turns "a few have gone cloudy" into a figure before you leave the yard.
Survey and fit as two visits on one job, with the U-value spec named on the quote so there is nothing to argue about at handover.
A day-long fit rather than a slot, with the colour, glazing and hardware sitting on the quote as named options instead of in a text.
Rollers, tracks and locks booked as a short repair with the hardware noted, so the next door in the same estate is quicker.
Measure and reglaze on one job, glass type named on the quote, and the make-safe photos already attached from the first visit.
A commercial record with its own out-of-hours contact, so the call reaches the manager and not the unit that has closed for the night.
Template first, fit second, cut-outs priced as options, and accepting the quote drops the fitting day straight into the calendar.
Panel count drives both the price and the day length, so a full flight is never booked into the gap a landing panel needed.
Boarding-up photographs and the reglaze invoice land on the same job, so the file the assessor wants is already in one place.
The make-safe, the reglaze that followed it and the screen you fitted years earlier all sit under the address, with the sizes and the glass spec you used. So when they ring about the one next to it, you are reading it back rather than driving out to measure again.
Put both names on the balustrade lift and give the apprentice the re-mesh run on his own. Staff see the work without seeing what it was worth.
One bad night and the diary has gone by nine. The page shows the next slot that really exists and still takes the enquiry.
If the day is gone, it says so. Nobody books a make-safe you were never going to reach and rings at four wondering.
Address, opening, a photograph of the damage. You come back to something you can price rather than a run of missed calls.
When a fit drops because the frames slipped, the gap comes back and the people already waiting take it.
Back door glass is out, kids and a dog in the house. Photo attached. Can you get it boarded today?
One trailer of alu-clad and a two-hour run home decides whether the job is worth taking. Set the boundary once, not on the phone.
One area for out-of-hours boarding-up, a bigger one for surveyed fits. The form works out which of the two the address is entitled to ask for.
A far-out address sends you an enquiry instead of taking a slot, so a job in the next county is one you said yes to on purpose.
Nothing on this platform quietly prices the diesel. If a long run genuinely changes the figure, put it in the quote in words the customer can read.
A door hung on a Friday and invoiced on Monday is a door you chase until Christmas. Close it out on the driveway instead.
Log what came across and the job reads as paid from then on. No plan behind it and no cut taken out of the money.
Tap to pay off your phone, which is how the customer who has not been to a bank since the pandemic actually pays you.
A house of frames can be broken into stages on Pro after the job exists. The online form never takes a cent up front.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
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Yes, with different lengths on each. A make-safe is short, a survey is longer, a whole-house fit runs to days. Set the duration once and the board stops pretending they take the same hour.
Yes, through an option group on the service. Double, triple and acoustic laminated each carry their own price delta, so the total moves as the customer chooses rather than after a call back.
It does not apply for anything on your behalf and it is not the SEAI register. It keeps your side straight: the address, the U-value spec you quoted, the fitting date and the photos all sit on one job, which is what you end up transcribing anyway.
Yes. Windows is a real pricing driver, so a fogged-unit sweep or a whole-house quote can price off the count the customer enters instead of an estimate given on the phone.
Book them as two visits on the same job. The survey goes in now, the fit goes in when the frames are due, and the record stays whole instead of splitting into two.
Cash and bank transfer that you record by hand are free on any plan, which covers most repair work. Card payments come with Pro. The plan cards on this page carry the numbers.
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