
Quote the deck, the beds and the trees as one tiered scheme, do the walk-through when there is something to see, and keep what went in the ground on file.
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People ring about lighting at night, because that is when they notice it. Your page offers the evenings you work and holds one of them.
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Dark comes two hours earlier in July than it does in January. Move the evenings you work and every open slot moves with them.
Learn moreThis work cannot be shown in daylight and nobody signs it off unlit. Two usable hours a night, and they walk across the year.
Set the hours you genuinely work, override the weeks that differ, and the page will not offer anyone four in the afternoon.
When sunset shifts, pull the walk-throughs later. Address, scheme and notes go with them and only the time on the job changes.
Shifting work around the calendar was never something anyone was going to pay for.
The deck and the steps. Add the beds and the nikau. Add the spa surround, the fence line and a wash across the front of the house. One document.
Uplights, step lights and markers each take their own line and quantity, so the bigger scheme is a bigger number and not a rewrite.
How much load is left over sits on the estimate where they can see it, which is what sells the second zone a couple of summers on.
They accept online by typing their name, usually straight after standing in the garden watching the thing come on.
Tiered options are a Pro feature, so the small scheme and the full one sit beside each other and the customer talks themselves up a tier. Cash and bank transfer are free on every plan.
A trade that can only be demonstrated after dark runs out of evenings well before it runs out of people wanting one.
With nothing free the page asks instead of closing, and the request turns up with photographs of the section already on it.
Most people will wait to have it done properly. They would just like to know roughly which week you are up to.
Saw the house on the corner lit up last night. Could you come and walk ours after dark?
Built for work you can only see at night
Priced per fitting, so eight step lights and a run along the handrail read as two lines instead of a number the customer has to trust.
One spike, one cable run, one lamp choice, quoted per tree. Adding the cabbage tree is another line rather than another quote.
Books as an evening job with the mains leg flagged on the record, so the certified part and the extra-low-voltage part stay separate.
A long run priced by the metre and the marker count, and the sort of straightforward evening that fills a gap in a week.
A short install that books itself online at the price your page shows, no call needed, no site visit before you turn up with the spool.
Photograph it lit and it stays on the property record, which is what quotes the next two houses along the road for you.
Salt takes fittings early. What you installed and when is on file, so the replacement round is quoted without going back to look.
Quoted per fitting against the scheme already in the ground, because the original install is still sitting on the customer record.
Half an hour of work that only pays close to tonight. Pro ranks the open evenings by how much driving each one would add.
The lamps, the transformer rating, the route the cable took and the photographs of it lit all stay on the record, so the call about adding a zone two summers later is quoted from the file instead of another night on site.
This sale is emotional and it is visual, and it never closes in an office. Send the scheme before you drive off, and it is read, compared and accepted by typing a name while the garden is still on outside the window.
A demonstration costs you a night rather than an hour, so the ground you cover matters more here than it does in a daylight trade.
Three dead fittings only pay if they sit near tonight. Pro scores the open evenings on the driving each one would add to the run.
You still choose the evening. The ranking lifts the slots close to where the ute is already headed.
A blown lamp, a re-aim after the hedge grew and a timer reset are what turn half an empty evening into a paid one.
The calendar, the bookings and moving them about all stay free.
You are standing in a lit garden with the customer beside you. There is no better moment this job will offer for asking for the balance.
Mark it paid by hand and the receipt goes out on its own, without a plan being involved at all.
Send a payment request from the driveway for the customer who would rather tap than go and find their account details.
Pro can split a big scheme into a leg at the trenching and the balance on handover. It happens on the job, not at a checkout.
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Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
The mains side does, and the work is closed out with a Certificate of Compliance under the AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules. A plug-in transformer running 12V fittings is extra-low voltage and is often a homeowner job. Both halves book and quote the same way here.
Yes. Tiered options put the deck-only scheme and the full garden scheme on the same document, so the customer compares them and chooses at the point of accepting. Options are the Pro part.
Weekly hours are set per person, with single-day and date-range overrides for the weeks that do not follow the pattern. Nothing outside those hours is offered to anyone.
The property keeps its own record: your notes, your photographs and the jobs themselves, so a corroded fitting on a coastal section is replaced from the file rather than from memory.
They open the link, read the tiers and accept by typing their full name, which is stored with the time. The accepted estimate turns into a booked install with the lines already on it.
The Free plan comes with a monthly booking allowance and no card required, and recording cash or a bank transfer costs nothing on it. Cards are the only part of the money that needs Pro.