
Sweeps book themselves at a set price, the bigger repairs come in as a request with photos, and every visit is dated on the address.
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Put your fireplace and wood stove sweeps on the page at a set price and a set hour, so the first cold week books itself while you work.
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The sweep takes an hour and the driving takes the rest. Keep a day inside one township and you fit two more homes in before dark.
Learn moreHalf your year calls in the same fortnight, and a page with no open hours on it looks like a business that closed.
A glazed flue or a cracked crown lands as a request with photos, so you can price it tonight instead of losing it to the next name in the search results.
Most homeowners will wait for the sweep who did it last year. They just want to know how long the wait is.
A sweep and inspection, the same with the glaze taken back, or the cap and the damper replaced while you are up there. One estimate.
You build the estimate from what you can see with the damper open, so they have it before your drop cloths are back in the truck.
A cap, a screen or a second flue in the same house each carry their own price change on the one document.
The estimate number is fixed the moment you send it, so your copy and the one in their inbox are clearly the same document.
Pro can split bigger work into a leg when the cap is ordered and the balance when the fire is lit again. Cash and bank transfer stay free on every plan.
Built for sweeping
Booked online at a set price and a set hour, so the first cold week of the season fills your calendar instead of your voicemail.
Listed as its own service at its own price, because pulling an insert is not the same hour as brushing an open fireplace.
Priced as its own line on the estimate, since a flue fed unseasoned wood all winter is an afternoon and not an hour.
Quoted as options on the sweep rather than a second trip, because the ladder is already on the roof and the crown is right there.
The add-on the homeowner says yes to on the doorstep, sitting on the same estimate instead of becoming another appointment.
The realtor needs it before closing. It lands as a request and goes into the first hour you can honestly promise.
Never a set price. It comes in with photos of the stack attached, and you send a real estimate that same evening.
Sold separately with its own price and its own hour, so the booking arrives with the right parts already decided.
Quoted from the photos rather than the phone call, then booked into a real slot once the homeowner says go ahead.
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 driving is the rest, so the trip decides whether it paid. Past the line, a job asks first.
A circle on a map knows nothing about the river, the interstate or the twenty minutes of gravel on the far side of it.
The far township still reaches you, as a request you can say yes to when there are two more jobs out that way that week.
The line decides what books itself, never what it costs. We never charge your customer extra for living further out.
One stove two towns over loses money on its own. Pro ranks your open hours by how much driving each one would add.
You still pick the hour. The ranking just lifts the slots that sit near the street your truck is already going to tomorrow.
A single flue is great money three doors from the last one and a loss when it is forty minutes back up the highway.
The ranking is the Pro part. Your calendar, your bookings and the sweeps themselves are not.
Most sweeps are settled at the door, and recording cash or a transfer costs you nothing. Cards are the part that sits on Pro.
Mark it paid and the receipt sends itself, with no plan involved and no stack of handwritten slips to sort out in January.
For the homeowner who has not carried cash since the last time you were on their roof.
Pro can split a reline into a leg and a balance. It happens once the job exists, never 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.
It does not touch it, and it never asks. Whether you hold the CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep credential or you learned the trade on a roof, what a homeowner and their insurer want later is the date of the last service at that address, and Bookables keeps it on the property record.
Your page only shows hours you genuinely have, so sweeps get booked while you are in a firebox. Once those hours are gone the page keeps taking requests with a preferred week attached, so the first cold snap builds your November instead of filling up your voicemail.
Yes. One manager is one customer, and each rental sits as its own address beneath them. Every sweep stays filed against the right chimney, so the report they want at the end of the season is a list you pull up rather than an evening of searching.
Keep it off your price list. A creosote glaze, a cracked crown or an animal in the flue arrives as a request with photos attached, and you send a real estimate that evening. Meanwhile your straightforward sweeps keep booking themselves.
No. Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free on every plan, and the receipt sends itself the moment you mark the job paid. Cards come with Pro, and they are worth it for the customer who wants to tap and get back inside.
Draw the ground you cover and anything outside it comes in as a request instead of a booking. We never charge your customer more for a longer drive; the line just decides what gets into your week without asking you first.
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