
An attic tank in a semi and a storage tank in a nursing home plant room are the same words on an enquiry and rather different afternoons.
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The page says what a straightforward attic tank clean and chlorination starts at, and sends anything larger to you before it becomes a price.
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The core of it. Drain down, clean, disinfect, refill and a written record at the end that somebody will file for two years.
Booked by a letting agent, done in a tenant’s home, so the date has to be one the occupier has actually agreed to.
Vulnerable residents, a responsible person on site and a scope written down before anybody drains a thing.
Mid-term or the summer, and nothing in between. Several buildings quoted together and done inside one week of the year.
Plant room tanks that cannot come offline at dinner time. The clean is booked around the building rather than around your van.
Sediment, a lid gone missing, a tank sitting too warm. Each finding gets its own line, its own price and its own decision.
A positive sample or a burst that let something in. Urgent, out of hours, and never the price of a planned clean.
A house off the public supply with its own tank and pump. Long drive, different work, and its own quote every time.
The extra that turns an afternoon into a full day. Its own line, its own materials and its own visit if the tank needs one.
The same buildings, twelve months on. The record already has the sizes, the way in and what it came to the last time.
The page can show what a straightforward tank starts at and send the rest to you, so nothing large ever gets booked at small-tank money.
A tank clean is a real amount of somebody's money and it gets read twice before anyone replies. Seeing that it was opened is the difference between a follow-up and a nag.
An attic tank, two storage tanks in the plant room and a break tank nobody mentioned. Separate lines on one quote rather than a single figure.
Capacity, tank type and access are option groups, so a storage tank behind a locked plant room door with restricted entry moves the figure on screen while the surveyor is still on site.
Time on site is a real pricing driver, so a plant room that takes an afternoon prices as an afternoon and not as the tank in the attic.
A new lid, a screened overflow and an insulation jacket sit apart from the clean, which is what stops a manager reading one number and querying all of it.
Document numbering is set once and never shifts, so a quote sent in January and the invoice raised in March still point at each other.
A single tank two counties over eats the day and pays for an afternoon. Draw where you work and the page holds that line for you.
A radius from the depot, or a shape traced over the counties you actually work, instead of listing towns you half remember.
Outside the shape nothing books itself, though the enquiry still arrives, so a portfolio worth the mileage is yours to say yes to.
The lad in the second van reads the same boundary, so nobody commits you to a building on the far side of it.
Planned tank work bunches into a few weeks of the year, and a page with nothing free loses the manager who would happily have taken March.
It lands with the building, a rough size and the reason it was sent, which is enough to answer from the van between two jobs.
The real next opening reads better than a date you cannot keep. A manager with a portfolio is used to booking a month ahead.
Being on free has never held an enquiry back. What sits on Pro is the automation layered over the top of it.
Our tank has not been touched in years and the water has started tasting off. How far out are you booking?
Capacity, material, where the hatch is and what it came to last time all sit on the record, so going back is a rebooking rather than another site trip.
The quote reply, the caretaker asking whether the water will be off all day and the delivery confirmation all sit in one place you can read from the truck.
Nobody with a key, or a tank that will not come offline until the kitchen is finished. Either way the afternoon behind it has to shift.
Drag the eleven o’clock and the rest of the day resettles behind it, instead of three calls made standing in a car park.
The new time is on their phone before you have put yours down. Nobody drives an hour to a building that stood the job down.
Shifting work around the day is free. Filling the hole it leaves without ringing anybody is what Pro is paying for.
A portfolio is scattered across a county, so the question worth asking is which opening sits closest to a building already on the list.
Every open time is scored on the travel it adds, so a site off a road you are on anyway usually takes the morning.
It ranks and stops there. Nothing books, nothing reshuffles, and the day still belongs to whoever is holding the phone.
Scoring open slots on the travel they add is the Pro part. Booking a tank, moving it and quoting it sit on every plan.
Payment follows the paperwork, and the paperwork usually turns up a fortnight after the van pulled away. It need not take that long.
Log the cash or the transfer against the job on any plan. The free plan has never stood between you and getting paid.
Send the link with the paperwork and it tends to clear the same afternoon, which is quicker than a purchase order ever manages.
A whole portfolio can carry one payment request on Pro, raised after the booking exists and never at the moment a date is picked.
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Yes. Put a starting figure on the service so an agent knows roughly what an attic tank clean and chlorination begins at, and set it to route the enquiry to you rather than take a booking. A plant room tank never lands at attic tank money.
No, and it should not pretend to. The National Guidelines for the Control of Legionellosis in Ireland, published by the Health Protection Surveillance Centre, are yours to work to. What this does is hold the scope, the date and the record of what you actually did.
The building record holds last year’s sizes and the way into the plant room, so the next one is a rebooking rather than another survey. Recurring bookings keep topping themselves up, so the year rebuilds itself instead of being retyped every January.
Yes. Each tank is its own line on the quote and on the invoice, so the attic tank, the two storage tanks and the break tank nobody mentioned are all priced separately and all sit on one visit.
Cards come with Pro: send a payment link with the paperwork and it clears without a purchase order in between. Cash and bank transfer are recorded by hand on any plan, including the free one.
Two hundred bookings a month is the free ceiling, and two vans will not physically clean that many tanks. Pro is what sits over the top: card payments, options on a quote, and open slots scored on the travel they add.
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