
From the first call about a stained ceiling through the spouting replacement and the long-run re-roof to the money landing, on one page you can run off a phone.
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Your page shows the inspection slots you have, takes the address and the photo, and puts it in the run while you are on the last job.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
Nobody is walking a wet long-run roof. Drag Wednesday onto Friday and the whole thing moves: crew, customer and the rest of the week, in one go.
Learn moreYou lose a good share of the roofing days you plan. Moving them is easy; telling six people about it is the part that eats the morning.
Day, crew and customer notice all move together. Free on every plan, because a wet week is not a premium feature.
Half the sheeting today, the rest Friday. Still one job, one quote, one invoice at the end of it.
Nobody drives to a site cancelled at seven this morning, because the run in their hand is the current one.
What the roof is made of, the flashing you replaced, the leak you chased down and the photo of the ceiling stain all stay against the address, so a callback three winters later starts from the record instead of from memory.
Give every crew and every hand their own hours and their own days off, so a two-person job is never rostered as one and the work up on the roof only goes to whoever is set up for it.
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A stained ceiling gets an inspection slot, an address and a photo before you have rung back. Charged hourly, or rolled into the repair.
A multi-day job booked as multiple days, with the strip, the underlay and the new sheeting as lines the owner can read.
The old pressed-metal tiles come off and steel goes on. Quoted off roof area with the profile as an option the customer picks.
Priced off lineal metres, with gutter guard as an add-on carrying its own price rather than a number argued about on site.
A leaking deck over a living room is its own visit, booked hourly with materials added as lines once you have seen it.
Barge flashings, apron flashings and a chimney that has leaked since it was built. A short booking with a short quote.
Moss off, primer on, colour picked from an option group so the price follows the choice instead of a phone call.
Panels off, roof done, panels back. Two visits under one job so the second one does not get forgotten.
A flashing that failed its first winter. Booked, photographed and kept on the owner record alongside everything else you did there.
Flat price, booked in autumn, sent from the customer list you already have rather than a spreadsheet you keep meaning to tidy.
Patch the worst of it, re-roof in long-run steel, or do the roof and the spouting together while the scaffold is up. Three tiers, one estimate.
Option groups carry what changes the number: underlay, profile, new spouting and downpipes, a skylight reflash, scaffold. Each adds its own price to the tier chosen. Card payment comes with Pro.
Set square metres once as the driver. The re-roof price moves with the roof instead of you re-typing it every time.
Patch, re-roof, roof and spouting together. All in front of them at once, which is how anyone ever picks the middle one.
Underlay, profile, new downpipes, scaffold. Each named with a price so nothing turns up as a surprise at invoicing.
A flashing repair is a few hundred. A re-roof is a fortnight of wages you have already paid out. Both need to land without a fourth reminder.
Mark it paid standing in the driveway. That has never cost anything here and it is not about to.
A tap on the spot instead of a transfer that turns up on Tuesday if the bank is feeling generous.
One leg when the old roof comes off, one at handover. Set up after the job is booked, never at the online checkout.
Two days of horizontal rain and every roofer is booked out by Tuesday. A page with no slots is where most of them lose the work.
No invented availability. If the next inspection window is a fortnight out, that is what the owner sees.
The enquiry arrives with the address and the photo, so when a job falls through you know who to ring first.
The storm work ends. The people who asked during it are on your customer list, and a re-roof quote later is a warm one.
The ceiling in the back bedroom started dripping in the night and there is debris off the roof all over the lawn. Anything this week?
Roofing has a long setup and a heavy trailer. Forty minutes each way for one cracked sheet is a morning gone.
Suburbs and postcodes in, everything else out. The far-side callout cannot reach a slot on your page.
The re-roof crew takes one side of the harbour and the maintenance hand the other. Coverage is set per bookable.
There is no drive-time surcharge and we will not pretend otherwise. If the drive is too far, take the suburb off.
A leak inspection fifteen minutes from where the crew already is on Thursday beats an empty Tuesday on the other side of the city.
Open slots are scored by how much extra travel each one puts into the day, and the good ones show first.
Nothing is shuffled behind your back. The ranking is a suggestion at booking time and you can ignore it.
The booking page and the schedule cost nothing. Ranking slots by travel is part of what Pro buys.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
One app for the whole job
It keeps the job record, not the licence. Roofing is one of the Licensed Building Practitioner classes, and where the work needs a building consent and affects structure or weathertightness it is restricted building work, so the LBP has to give the owner and the council a Record of Work when their part is done. Plenty of straight re-roofs are consent-exempt and none of that bites; either way the obligation is yours to judge. What Bookables holds is the booking, the quote, the photos and the dates, which is the part you would otherwise be reconstructing from memory.
Yes. Set the roof area in square metres as the pricing driver and the total moves with the roof. Underlay, new spouting, a skylight reflash or scaffold sit on top as option groups with their own price, so the scope the customer picks is the scope you quoted.
Drag the job to a new day. The crew assigned to it and the customer notification move with it, on any plan. A week of rain costs you a few seconds rather than an afternoon of apologising.
Cash and bank transfer that you record by hand are free. Card payment comes with Pro, and staged payments across a re-roof are Pro as well. Both happen after the job is booked, not at the online checkout.
Set the suburbs and postcodes you cover. Anything outside them cannot book a slot. There is no surcharge for a longer drive and we would rather tell you that than sell you one.
The booking page, the schedule, quoting, the customer list, coverage areas and cash and transfer payments are free. Pro is the automatic half: cards, staged payments, and open slots ranked by the driving they add.
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