
A travel trailer is a house and a vehicle at once, and every owner on your list wants theirs ready before the first trip of the season.
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Inspections, propane leak tests and roof resealing each with a real length on them, offered only when a bay is truly open.
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Set the job length to how long the rig actually holds the bay, parts wait included, and a fifth one never gets offered Thursday.
Learn moreChecked in, on the stands, waiting on parts, ready for pickup. Whoever picks up the phone can answer without walking out to look.
A van waiting on an assessor occupies a bay exactly as hard as one being worked on. Both are on the list, and so is the money against them.
We head off on the 22nd. Any chance of a service before then?
When nothing is left before their departure date, the owner asks instead of calling the next shop. It comes in as a request you answer right in the thread.
Built for the workshop
The whole rig gone through before the first trip out. Your longest job, and reliably the one that turns up the most extra work.
Regulator, lines, range, furnace and fridge. A short, defined job with a real number on it, so it books straight into a bay.
Wheels off, drums out, bearings repacked, magnets checked. Half a day in a bay and where most of the shop revenue really comes from.
Old lap sealant off, fresh sealant on, before the decking underneath goes soft. Priced by the run and always a longer day than it looks.
Meter readings at every window, seam and slide, written up as a report the owner keeps. Worth selling on its own, not buried in a service.
A slide that binds or an awning that will not retract, on a rig that has to be drivable by Friday. Diagnosed first, then quoted.
A rig parked for two weeks on an adjuster and a panel. It holds a bay whether or not anybody is working on it that day.
A lot with forty units wants them all checked before the season. One customer, one address, and a standing arrangement instead of forty calls.
You pull a drum and the bearing is cooked. That conversation goes far better itemized and in writing than over the phone.
An inspection, a propane leak test and a moisture check each carry their own price and their own bay length on your page, on any plan.
Patch it, do it right, or do it right while the roof is already open. Side by side with their own prices. Options come with Pro.
They accept online, name and time recorded, and the accepted quote turns into approved work before a single part gets ordered.
Cash and transfer cost nothing to record. Take the card as the bay is booked, or send the request the day it is ready for pickup.
Record what was handed over against the rig on the Free plan. Cards are the only part of the money that needs Pro.
A peak-week bay paid up front is a bay that shows up, and the money lands straight in your own account. We never hold it.
An insurance rebuild can be billed in stages with their own due dates and their own links, instead of one number at the end. Stages come with Pro.
A reading only means something next to last year's. Keep the record against the van rather than the owner, and it survives the owner selling it.
Storage lots and dealership fleets are the other half of this business. Set the areas your mobile tech covers so nothing lands that cannot be reached.
Set the length to how long the van physically occupies the hardstand, waiting on parts included. Overlaps on a bay are refused outright.
It is a house and a vehicle at once, and the two halves are ticketed separately almost everywhere. The diary can be told that.
A job is only ever offered to somebody signed off to do it, so gas work never lands on whoever happens to be free.
The person who only does Tuesdays and Thursdays is never offered a Wednesday, however empty the bay looks.
Add a second person to the booking with their own role, and both are checked free for the span before it is held.
A slot the week after they leave is worth nothing. The page offers real days at a real price, and the owner takes one at midnight.
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Yes. Run each bay as its own diary and set job lengths to how long the rig actually holds the space. Overlapping bookings on a bay are refused outright, so that fifth slot never gets offered in the first place.
Publish your booking page. Inspections and propane work land overnight into slots you are genuinely open for, priced as they are picked, and every one of them is a call you never had to take.
It can. Each tech carries the services they are cleared to perform, so propane work only ever gets offered to whoever handles propane and chassis work only to whoever handles chassis.
Send an itemized quote right from the shop floor and the owner accepts it online by typing their name. The accepted quote becomes approved work with the parts authorized in writing, before you order.
Absolutely, and you should. Set it up as its own service with its own length and price, so it books straight in as a short defined appointment instead of getting swallowed by a full inspection.
It does. Each tech carries their own hours and their own services, the bays carry the space, and the two together decide what your booking page is allowed to offer anyone.