Industries

Built for the job you actually do

Lead, quote, job, invoice runs the same in every trade. The week does not. A route of thirty lawns is not a three-week deck, and a 9 PM callout is neither. Here is how it reads in 20 of them.

Building & renovation

Jobs measured in days or weeks, priced as a build and billed as it goes in. What you make is decided by what you quoted and by what changed after.

A gloved hand driving a screw into a deck board with a cordless drill

Deck Building

Three weeks of work and four rain days. Quote it from the driveway and bill each stage as it goes up.

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A crew standing in a warehouse with a freshly poured, high-gloss coated floor

Epoxy & Concrete Coating

Price the floor by the square foot, take the deposit before you grind, and bill it once it has cured.

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Timber wall framing standing against a clear sky

General Contracting

A build in phases, billed in phases, without a project office or a scheduler to run it.

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Painter

Walk the rooms, price it there, and buy the paint on their deposit instead of your card.

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Roofer

One big-ticket visit, a deposit for materials, and a weather forecast that rewrites your week.

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A tiler holding a white tile before setting it into fresh mortar

Tiling

A bathroom takes three days, not three hours. Quote it, carry it across every visit, and bill it in stages.

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Service calls & repairs

The phone rings and you go. Priced standing at the thing that broke, finished the same visit, and paid before the paperwork stacks up.

Electrician

A dead outlet on Tuesday and a basement rough-in on Thursday, quoted and billed the same way.

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A tradesperson working with hand tools on a job

Handyman

Five unrelated jobs in a day, five small invoices, and none of them written up at eleven at night.

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An outdoor air conditioning condenser mounted on a white wall

HVAC

A service call at eight and an install quote at eleven. Two different businesses, one app, one invoice format.

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Plumber

The 9 PM callout, priced standing in the kitchen and invoiced before you are back in the van.

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Grounds & outdoor

Short seasons and repeat visits. The schedule has to survive a week of rain without anybody rebuilding it on a Sunday night.

Gloved hands with a trowel among planted beds

Landscaper

Price the yard standing in it, take the deposit before the nursery order, and bill the stages as the garden goes in.

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A boot on freshly cut grass beside the head of a string trimmer

Lawn Care

Thirty stops on a Tuesday, one billing run at month end. Skip a week for rain and the money side still comes out right.

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A technician holding the wand of a backpack sprayer

Pest Control

The one-off treatment, the follow-up nobody books, and the plan that should have renewed itself.

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The tiled edge of a swimming pool with bright turquoise water

Pool Service

The weekly visit that books itself, and the pump that fails halfway through it.

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A climber roped into a tree limb against a clear sky

Tree Care

Six estimates for every job you win, and the first question is always about insurance.

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Cleaning & clearing

Small tickets and a lot of them. It works when the round stays booked and the money does not need a conversation at somebody's front door.

A cleaner mopping the floor of a bright, near-white room

Cleaning

The same twelve houses every fortnight, billed per visit, without a wall calendar to keep it straight.

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A glass office frontage with a polished floor

Commercial Cleaning

A contract, a monthly invoice, and a business client who pays on their own terms rather than yours.

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A roll-off bin standing on a cleared lot

Junk Removal

Priced at the curb, loaded in an hour, paid before the truck pulls away.

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A concrete driveway in front of a white garage door

Pressure Washing

Quoted off a photo, done in an afternoon, paid before the hose is back on the reel.

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A window cleaner abseiling down a glass tower

Window Cleaning

A round that comes back every six weeks, and a shopfront that wants an invoice every month.

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