
Quote the walkway, the trees and the facade as one tiered design, run the night demo when there is something to see, and keep every wire run on the property.
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Homeowners call about lighting after dark, because that is when they see it. Your page books an evening you actually work, right then.
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Sunset moves close to three hours between December and June. Reset the evenings you work and every open slot moves along with them.
Learn moreYou cannot show this work in daylight and nobody signs off a yard they have not seen lit. Two good hours a night, sliding all year long.
Set the hours you really work, override the weeks that break the pattern, and your page will never offer anyone four in the afternoon.
When sunset shifts, pull the demos later. The address, the design and the notes all move with the job and only the time changes.
Moving work around your calendar was never the part you were going to pay for.
The front walk and steps. Add the live oaks and the beds. Add the facade wash, the pool deck and the pergola. Three designs, one document.
Uplights, path lights and step lights each take their own line and quantity, so a bigger design is a bigger number, not a new quote.
Spare capacity sits right on the estimate where they can see it, and that is what sells the second zone two summers from now.
They approve online by typing their name, usually right after standing in the yard watching the whole thing come on.
Tiered options come with Pro, and they are what lets a homeowner talk themselves into the bigger design instead of you talking them into it. Cash and bank transfer stay free on every plan.
A trade you can only demonstrate after dark runs out of evenings long before it runs out of people asking for one, especially in December.
With nothing free your page asks instead of closing, and the request arrives with photos of the yard already attached to it.
People will wait to get their yard lit properly. They would just like to know which week you are getting to them.
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 off the fixture count, so twelve path lights and six step lights read as two clear lines instead of one number to trust.
A stake, a wire run and a lamp choice, quoted per tree. Adding the row along the drive later is one more line on the same estimate.
The upsell that sells itself once they have seen it. It rides on the same document as the walkway, so they compare and choose.
The job the neighbors ask about. Photograph it lit, keep it on the property record, and it quotes the next three houses for you.
The licensed leg, held as its own line on the estimate and its own note on the job, so the permit is easy to place afterward.
Books as an evening job with the low-voltage and line-voltage legs recorded separately, so nobody confuses the two later on.
Quoted per fixture against the system already in the ground, because your original install is still sitting on the customer record.
Thirty minutes of work that only pays close to tonight. Pro ranks the open evenings by how much driving each one would add.
Two bookings on one standing arrangement, with the January takedown already on the calendar before the install truck pulls away.
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 demo and a handover each cost you an evening, not an hour, so where you will travel matters more here than in a daylight trade.
Three dead fixtures only pay if they sit near the yard you are lighting tonight. Pro scores the open evenings by the driving each adds.
You still pick the evening. The ranking just lifts the slots that sit close to where the truck is already headed.
A dead lamp, a re-aim after the shrubs filled in and a timer reset are what turn half an empty evening into a paid one.
Your calendar, your bookings and moving them around all stay free.
You are standing in a lit yard with the homeowner right beside you. This job will never hand you a better moment to ask for the balance.
Mark it paid by hand and the receipt goes out on its own, with no plan involved at any point in it.
Send a payment request from the driveway for the customer who would rather tap than go find their account details.
Pro splits a big design into a leg when trenching starts and the balance at handover. It happens on the job, never at a checkout.
One app for the whole job
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
For the 120-volt circuit feeding the transformer, usually yes, and a permit too depending on your jurisdiction. The low-voltage side downstream of the transformer falls under NEC Article 411 and is commonly permit-exempt, which is why so many homeowners buy a kit. Bookables sells and records both halves the same way.
Yes, and it is the single best thing you can do to a lighting quote. Tiered options put walkway-only, walkway plus trees, and the full facade design side by side, and the customer picks a tier when they accept. Options come with Pro.
You set weekly working hours per person, with single-day and date-range overrides on top. Set your evenings and nothing in daylight is ever offered, no matter what the season does to sunset.
Every job stays on the property with your notes and photos attached, so the fixtures, the transformer size and the wire runs are right there when they call about lighting the new patio.
They open a link, read the tiers and approve by typing their full name, stored with the time and where it came from. An approved estimate converts straight into a scheduled install with the lines already on it.
The Free plan comes with a monthly booking allowance and no credit card, and recording cash or a check by hand costs nothing on it. Card payments are the one part of the money that needs Pro.