
Burner cleans book at a set price and a set hour. The blocked ones come in as a request, and every visit is dated on the address.
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A log burner clean goes on the page at a set price and a set hour, so the first frost fills your week rather than your phone.
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The clean is an hour and the drive is the rest. Keep the day inside one set of hills and the last burner is done before dark.
Learn moreHalf your year rings in the same two weeks, and a page with no hours left on it reads as a sweep who has given up the trade.
A blocked flue or a nest lands as a request with photos on it, so you price it that night rather than lose it to the next name on the list.
Most owners will wait for the sweep who did it last year. They only want to know how long the wait is.
A brush and vac, the same with the baffle out and the glass done, or the firebricks replaced and a new cowl fitted. One estimate.
The estimate is built from what you can see with the door open, so the customer has it before the sheets are back in the van.
A cowl, a set of firebricks or a rope seal each carry their own price change on the one document.
The quote number is set the moment it goes out, so the copy on the manager’s file is unmistakably the one you sent.
Pro can split the bigger jobs into a leg when the parts are ordered and the balance once the burner is lit again. Cash and bank transfer stay free on every plan.
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Booked online at a set price and a set hour, so the first cold week fills your diary instead of the answering machine.
The burner doing the hot water as well as the lounge, cleaned and checked before the family notices the showers going cold.
Listed as its own service in March, while the roof is dry and nobody has yet lit a fire on top of last season’s soot.
Quoted as an option on the clean rather than a second visit, so the starlings are sorted while the ladder is already up.
Never a set price. It comes in as a request with photos of the flue, and gets quoted the same evening.
Sitting as options on the clean, so the customer chooses the parts once instead of waiting for a second quote to arrive.
The old open fires that never went out of the front rooms, brushed and vacuumed with the hearth sheeted before you start.
One manager, a dozen houses, one customer record, with each clean dated against the address the tenant actually lives at.
Where the council watches what leaves the flue, the date of the last clean matters, and it sits on the property rather than a docket.
The ordinary flue sits on the page with its own hour and its own price, so the caller who wants nothing more than this year's sweep books it without either of you speaking.
Nothing has been up this chimney since we moved in, and something is living in it. Photos attached.
A blockage, a nest, a liner nobody has ever inspected. None of it belongs on a price list, so it arrives as a request with photographs attached and gets a real quote that evening.
Each visit is dated against the property, so a year on you can say what was swept, what it burns and what you told them about it.
The manager booking a portfolio, the owner asking about a smell and your second sweep running late all sit in one list, each thread filed against its address.
The lining job you priced in October is worth chasing in November. You can see which quotes were opened, which went cold and which are one message from being work.
The clean is an hour, so the drive decides whether it paid. Draw the ground you cover and the rest has to ask before it books.
A range that follows the highway is nothing like one drawn as a circle with a set of hills through the middle of it.
The far end of the district still reaches you, as an enquiry you say yes to when three others are already out that way.
The line decides what books itself, never what it costs. Nobody pays more here for living down a longer road.
One clean on the far side of the district is a loss on its own. Pro scores the open hours by the driving each one adds.
You still pick the slot. The ranking only lifts the hours sitting near the street you are already parked in tomorrow.
A single flue is worth doing four doors from the last one and worth nothing when it is forty minutes back over the hill.
The ranking is the Pro part. The calendar, the bookings and the cleans themselves are not.
Most cleans are settled before you leave, and recording cash or a transfer costs nothing at all. Cards are the part that sits on Pro.
Mark it paid and the receipt sends itself, with no plan involved and no envelope of dockets to sort in September.
For the owner who has not carried cash since the last time you were on their roof.
Pro can split a reline or a full parts job into two legs. It happens once the job exists, not at a checkout.
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Sweeping is not a licensed trade, though NZHHA members list chimney sweeping and servicing among their certified work and plenty of owners look for that. Whatever badge you carry, the thing a customer asks for later is the date of the last clean, and Bookables keeps that on the property.
The page only shows hours you actually have, so cleans book themselves while you are up a ladder. When those run out it keeps taking enquiries with a preferred week on them, so the rush turns into a queue for July instead of forty missed calls.
One manager is one customer, with each house sitting as its own address underneath. Every sweep stays filed against the right roof, so the list they ask for at the end of the season is already written.
Leave them off the price list. A blocked flue, a nest or a wetback that has not been touched in years arrives as a request with photos, and you quote it that night while the ordinary cleans keep booking themselves.
No. Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free on every plan, and the receipt goes out by itself once you mark it paid. Cards come with Pro, for the customer who would rather tap on the doorstep.
Draw the ground you cover and anything past it arrives as an enquiry rather than a booking. Nobody is charged more for the longer drive; the line only decides what gets into your week unasked.
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