How it works
- The customer picks the job: interior rooms, exterior house, kitchen cabinets, or fence and deck
- They set the size: number of rooms, the home's square feet, cabinet doors or linear feet
- They add what applies: ceilings, trim and doors, drywall repair, pressure wash prep, stucco cracks
- They see your price range on the spot
- You get the lead with the job, the size, the add-ons and the number they saw
Your prices, your rules
Set a base price for each job, a rate per room, per square foot, per door or per foot, and a price for each add-on. Change them from your phone when paint goes up.
Why it matters
A two-hour round trip to quote a single bedroom costs you more than the bedroom is worth if they hire the cheapest guy. When the homeowner already saw $1,700 to $1,900 for three bedrooms, the walkthrough is to confirm colors and sheen, not to talk them down.