Remodeling estimating software

1. Set up your project typesA basement finish, a deck, an addition, a whole-home remodel: each project type gets your sizes, price columns and steps, so the builder asks the right things in the right order.
2. Price with your real costsEvery Price Book item has a price rule (a set price, by size, by quantity, a minimum, cost plus markup, a target margin or an allowance) and the cost behind it: sub prices, crew hours, materials with waste and fees.
3. Walk the jobFor kitchens and baths, answer the on-site questions and draw the room to scale. For everything else, photos and videos go into the deal’s files and notes onto its timeline.
4. Give the client choicesQuote the base scope, then quote the extras on their own. Send them on one link and let the client pick one or any: the basement, plus the bathroom, without the wet bar.
5. Sign the quote, then the contractThe client signs online or on your tablet, and the deal moves to Won. Turn one or several signed quotes into a contract, with co-signers such as a spouse when needed.
6. Keep the number rightChange orders take lines from the same book, get signed online, change the contract total and bill themselves on their own invoice.

Made-up numbers. Round figures that show the price rules, not what a basement costs in your area. Use your own costs and crews.

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