
Measures book themselves the week the heat arrives, retractables get quoted with the motor and the wind sensor beside them, and every re-cover comes back to you.
Online booking
The first warm weekend lights up the phone. Every measure books into real availability, so you can quote instead of returning calls all evening.
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You cannot hang fabric in wind. Drag the install to the next clear morning and everyone gets the new time automatically, crew included.
Learn moreTwo hot weekends and your install calendar is gone while the measures keep coming. The page tells them so and captures the job anyway.
The request comes in with the address, the wall or the deck, and the weeks that work for them, so you can answer it over lunch.
Voicemail, the web form and a name on a napkin become one list you can work through, and nothing gets lost when a week shifts.
You accept or you decline. When an install cancels, the week opens up and the first person waiting is already right there.
Two sails over the deck before the season gets away from us. Happy to wait a few weeks, we are in East Austin.
The same deck, quoted three ways: the manual retractable, the motorized unit with a wind sensor, or the fixed cover that stays up year round.
Projection, width, fixings and install are separate lines, so when someone asks why the motorized unit costs more, you can show them.
Get the projection and the fixings right on the day and the number you quoted is the number you invoice. Fabric cut wrong is your money.
The estimate goes out from your phone at the curb, which is usually before the next company has even scheduled a visit.
A wind sensor, an LED light bar, a remote instead of a hand crank, heavier fixings for a stucco wall. Every option moves the estimate total the moment your customer checks it, so nothing gets retyped.
A windy forecast takes an install off the board. Move it and the confirmation, the reminder and your second installer all move with it.
The install goes to the next clear morning and your customer is told automatically, so nobody gets a text at nine at night.
A day too windy to hang fabric is a great day to knock out four measures nearby, and both sit on the same board.
A date override closes a full install week so new measures stop landing in the middle of it, on any plan.
Accepted, on the board, fabricated, installed, paid. Three weeks of nothing visible is where jobs get lost, so the record carries its own state and the customer gets told at each step without you writing a message.
Built for your trade
The measure books online, the estimate goes out with the motor priced as an upgrade, and the install lands when the unit ships in.
Priced off the spans and the post work rather than square footage, with the concrete cure sitting between your two visits on the board.
Frame, valance and install itemized so an owner can approve it fast, and signed on a phone between the lunch and dinner rush.
Six small units on one estimate, each one a line, so a homeowner can drop two of them without you rewriting the whole thing.
A written, itemized number a board can vote on, with the accepted version recorded so nobody relitigates it in the fall.
The frame is fine after nine summers, the fabric is not. Measured, priced and booked, with the original install on the customer record.
A short priced service call that books into the gap between two installs instead of getting squeezed onto a Saturday.
Quoted in tiers so the district can compare the basic structure against the taller one, and installed during a break week.
Dig and pour on one visit, hang and tension on another. Two bookings under one job so nothing goes up on green concrete.
Requests arrive with the address and photos attached, so you know whether it is a re-tension or a replacement before you load the truck.
A re-tension, a take-down, an awning service. Set price, booked into a real gap while you are up a ladder with a turnbuckle.
Down before the storms, back up before the heat. What you hung there, what fabric went on and what you charged, on one card.
A shade quote sits on a phone until the next hot week. See what has been opened and what has been signed, so the one worth a call is obvious.
The balance lands at handover, and you should not have to chase it. Record cash and checks by hand for free, or send a card link on Pro.
Mark the job paid when the check clears. That costs nothing on any plan, no matter how many awnings you hang this summer.
Send a link from the driveway and it is usually settled before the ladders are back on the rack. We never hold your money.
Part when the fabric is ordered, the rest at handover. Staged requests come with Pro and go out once the job is booked.
Every awning is two trips to the same address, so your radius has to pay for both. Set the areas once and the booking page holds them.
Draw the area around the shop. Anyone outside it hears so right away instead of waiting on a callback that never comes.
A measure and an install are two runs to one house, so the radius that works for a single visit may not work for the pair.
Inside your area the price is the price. Bookables never quietly adds anything for a longer drive to the far edge of it.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
One app for the whole job
Yes. Your booking page puts the measure in a slot you really have, only for addresses inside the areas you serve, and sends the confirmation and reminder for you.
Put them on one estimate: the manual retractable, the motorized unit with a wind sensor, and the fixed patio cover, priced side by side. Your customer picks one and signs on their phone, and the accepted option becomes a booked install. Priced options come with Pro.
Not at the moment they book. Once the job is on your board you can send a payment request for part of it and another for the balance after install. Card payments and staged requests come with Pro, and cash or check you record by hand is free.
You move it. Drag each install to the next clear morning and the confirmations go back out on their own, and a date override closes weeks you are already committed to.
It does. A re-cover or a motor repair is a priced job customers book themselves, and their record shows exactly what you installed at that address and when.
Your bookings are free. Pro is what adds card payments and priced options on an estimate, and the plan cards on this page carry the numbers.
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