Priced by the panel count, booked into the cool part of the morning, and moved without a phone call when the wind comes up.
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The standard job: sixteen to twenty-four panels on a single-storey tile roof, priced from the band the owner picks and booked for a Tuesday morning.
Same panels, different day. Harness points, a taller ladder and more time, so it carries its own price rather than quietly eating the margin on the standard rate.
Two hundred panels on a colorbond roof that has to be done outside operating hours. Too big for a band, so it goes out as a written quote with the access and the hours priced in.
You are already up there with the ladder set. Offer the gutter clear as an option at booking so the second job is priced and agreed, not squeezed in for nothing.
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Priced and booked
Up-to-20 and 21-to-40 panel bands are priced services, so the figure a customer sees when they book from their inverter app is the figure that is charged, with the total worked out on our side.
Scheduled and dispatched
Availability is set to the hours the glass is actually safe to work, so the booking page simply will not offer a one oclock in February.
On the day
Drag the affected bookings to the next workable day on the calendar and every owner is emailed the new time, turning a lost run into a Thursday that happened.
Get paid
Storeys and roof pitch are priced options chosen at booking, so a two-storey thirty-degree job is never quietly absorbed into the standard single-storey rate.
Less admin, more bookings
Owners genuinely do not know how many panels they have, but they can find out in thirty seconds from their inverter app or by standing in the driveway. Give them bands to pick from, up to twenty and twenty-one to forty, each with a real price attached, and the guessing stops. The figure they see when they book is the figure that is charged, because the total is worked out on our side rather than taken from their browser.
A single-storey tile roof at seven in the morning is a straightforward hour. The same array on a two-storey with a thirty-degree pitch needs anchor points, a second person and twice the setup. Ask about storeys and pitch as options while the customer books, price them accordingly, and you stop finding out on the footpath that this job was never worth the standard rate.
Cold water on hot glass is how you crack panels and how you leave streaks, so the work has a natural cut-off around mid-morning in summer. Set your availability to the hours you will actually work rather than to a nine-to-five nobody in this trade keeps, and the booking page simply will not offer a one o'clock in February.
Nobody goes on a roof in a gale, and the customer knows it. What loses you the job is silence. Move the whole morning to the next safe day on the calendar and every owner gets an email with their new time, so what could have been a lost run becomes a run that happened on Thursday.
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Most read it off their inverter app or count them from the yard, which is why the bands are broad. Pick the band, see the price, book the date. If the count is wrong on the day, adjust the job and the difference goes on the invoice.
Yes. Add them as priced options on the service. The customer selects them as they book, the total on screen updates, and the price is recalculated on our side rather than trusted from the page.
Drag them to the next workable day. Each customer is emailed their new time as the booking moves, so you make one decision instead of seven phone calls.
You can, and it is the easiest extra in the trade because the ladder is already up. Offer it as an option on the service and it is chosen, priced and agreed before you arrive.