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You already texted the client the job. Why type it all again to price it?
The message you would send anyway is the quote, and the quote is the job you run.
The challenge
Quoting is the evening after the day. You know the price in your head; what costs the evening is writing it down so it can be defended, and the small jobs never get that evening, so they get a guess.
Why Structa
Send the message here instead. It reads the job, asks what an estimator would ask, once, and prices every line; the quote is on the screen in minutes. From then on the same record is the buy list, the programme and the payment schedule, so the job runs off what you quoted, not off memory.
On one job
One bathroom, described in one message, priced in 34 lines at £10,829.10 ex VAT. The message was:
- Full renovation of a 2 m wide by 3 m long bathroom in SW19. Walk-in shower, keep the bath, tiled floor.
A sample job, priced through the product, not a sent quote. See the whole run.