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One system for whatever you build. Measure the way your trade measures, price it your way, and send it from the job.

RoofingMeasure by the square, price tear-off, pitch and layers, and canvass hail storms from a live NOAA map.
SidingWall-by-wall measurements in squares, plus soffit and fascia runs, with waste built in.
GuttersRun-by-run linear feet for gutters, downspouts and guards. Quick jobs, quick sends.
Windows and doorsCount-based pricing for windows and doors, with install notes on every line.
FlooringRoom-by-room square feet for LVP, tile and carpet, plus baseboard runs and waste.
CabinetsPrice cabinet installs by the linear foot, with removal and countertops on the same estimate.
Kitchen remodelingCabinets, countertops, backsplash, flooring and paint on one estimate, split by section.
Bathroom remodelingTub-to-shower conversions, wall tile, vanities and floors, priced and sent from the bathroom.
PaintingWalls, ceilings and exteriors by the square foot, trim by the linear foot.
DrywallHang and finish by the square foot, with demo and patch work by the hour.
Decks and fencingFence by the linear foot, decks by the square foot, gates and extras as counts.
ConcreteFlatwork by the square foot for driveways, patios and walks, with demo and haul-off.
Excavation and dirt workSite clearing, grading, foundation pads, ponds and hauling, priced by the cubic yard, ton, load or hour.
SolarPrice by the watt, size the system from panels and watts, and show the customer yearly production and payback.
Electrical and lightingRough-in by the opening, panels and circuits, plus recessed lights, ceiling fans and outdoor lighting.
PlumbingRough-in and fixture sets by the fixture, water, sewer and gas lines by the linear foot.
HVACSystems, mini splits, ductwork by the foot and vents by the each.
RestorationWater, fire and storm work: extraction, drying equipment by the day, board up, tarps and rebuild.
General contractingEvery trade on one job, every sub on file, and the full profit picture before you start.

Do more than one? Most contractors do. Put every trade on one job in separate sections, each with its own crew.