
Sweeps book at a set price into hours you genuinely have, nests arrive as a request, and every visit is dated against the address.
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An open fire or a stove sweep sits on the page at a set price and a set hour, so September fills the diary rather than the voicemail.
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The sweep is an hour and the lanes are the rest of it. A day held inside one parish is two more chimneys done before dark.
Learn moreHalf the year rings in the same two weeks, and a page with no hours left on it reads rather like a sweep who has retired.
A nest or a flue nobody has looked at since the seventies lands as a request with photographs, so you price it that evening rather than lose it.
Most people would rather wait for the sweep who did it last year. They would simply like to know how long.
A brush and vac, the same with a smoke draw test, or the nest cleared and a cowl fitted on top. Three lines on one estimate.
The estimate is built from what you can see with the register plate off, so they have it before the sheets are back in the van.
A cowl, a bird guard or a second flue in the same house 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 agent’s file is unmistakably the one you sent.
Pro can split the larger work into a leg when the cowl is ordered and the balance once the fire is lit. Cash and bank transfer stay free on every plan.
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Booked online at a set price and an hour that suits them, with the sheets down and nothing left on the hearth rug.
Sold as its own service with its own price, because a stove and an inglenook are not the same hour’s work.
Never a set price. It comes in as a request with photographs of the pot, and gets quoted that evening.
Offered as an option on the sweep, so the answer about the smoke in the lounge is settled while you are already there.
Quoted on the same estimate as the sweep rather than as a second visit, since the ladder is up and the pot is off.
One agent, a dozen rentals, one customer record, with every chimney dated against the address the tenant lives at.
Priced as its own line, because looking down a flue with a camera is an appointment and not something squeezed into the hour.
The kitchens that never quite go cold, listed separately so the booking arrives with the right brushes already decided.
The one call that will not wait for November. It lands as a request and goes into the first hour you can genuinely give it.
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 sweep is an hour and the lanes are the rest, so the drive decides whether it paid. Past the line, a job has to ask first.
A radius drawn on a map is cheerfully unaware of the estuary, the moor and the twelve miles of single track around them.
The far village still reaches you, as an enquiry you can say yes to when there are two others out that way that week.
The line decides what books itself, never what it costs. Nobody is charged more here for living down a longer lane.
A single stove the other side of the county is a loss on its own. Pro scores the open hours by the driving each one adds.
You still choose the hour. The ranking merely lifts the slots sitting near the lane you are already going down tomorrow.
One flue is worth doing three doors from the last and worth very little indeed when it is forty minutes back the way you came.
The ranking is the Pro part. The diary, the bookings and the sweeps themselves are not.
Most sweeps are settled on the doorstep, and recording cash or a transfer costs nothing whatsoever. Cards sit on Pro.
Mark it paid and the receipt goes out on its own, with no plan involved and no tin of notes to reconcile in December.
For the customer who last visited a cash machine some years ago and would rather tap on the doorstep.
Pro can split a lining job into two legs. It happens once the booking exists, rather than at a checkout.
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Not at all, and it never asks. Whether you came up through the National Association of Chimney Sweeps or you are a HETAS Approved Sweep, the thing a customer or an insurer eventually wants is the date of the last sweep at that address, and Bookables keeps that on the property record.
The page shows only hours you actually have, so sweeps book themselves while you are in somebody’s front room. Once they are gone it keeps taking enquiries with a preferred week attached, which turns the first cold fortnight into a queue for November rather than a full answerphone.
One agent is one customer, and every rental sits as its own address beneath them. Each sweep is dated against the right chimney, so the schedule they ask for before the tenancies renew is a list you can pull up rather than an afternoon of digging.
Keep them off the price list. A jackdaw nest, a pot with no cowl on it or a liner that has never been looked at arrives as a request with photographs, and you price it that evening. The ordinary sweeps carry on booking themselves in the meantime.
No. Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free on every plan, and once you mark it paid the receipt sees itself out. Cards come with Pro, which is worth it for the customer who has not been to a cash machine this decade.
Draw the ground you cover and anything beyond it arrives as an enquiry instead of a booking. Nobody is charged more for the longer drive; the line only decides what gets into the diary without being asked first.
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