Before booking
- Review each included work area and expected finish.
- See the customer total, assumptions, exclusions, and estimated duration.
- Request preferred dates without treating them as confirmed.
How it works
One clear path from project details to a final job record.
The planned experience keeps quoting guest-friendly, makes the next action visible, and moves approvals and protected updates onto secure, job-specific pages.
The customer journey
What to expect at each step
You can explore the full first-pass flow now. Protected quote, booking, payment, and job actions remain previews until their backend services are connected.
Step 01
Show us the project
Start with a ZIP code, choose the closest project type, and separate the work into clear areas.
Step 02
Confirm the scope
Add photos or a short description, answer only relevant questions, and check our interpretation.
Step 03
Review price and timing
A connected quote service will return customer-safe scope, price, assumptions, exclusions, and duration.
Step 04
Request your appointment
Choose preferred dates, add verified contact and address details, accept terms, and save a card securely.
Step 05
Follow the job
Secure links keep the current status, schedule, changes, completion review, and final report in one place.
Clarity before each commitment
The intended flow separates an estimate, a booking request, a confirmed appointment, and later job actions so each state can be explained plainly.
After a booking request
- Receive provider and appointment details after a valid assignment.
- Review any added scope before accepting a change order.
- Review completion, report an issue, and access the final record securely.
Protected actions stay on the backend
The customer website can request a booking, change approval, completion response, or payment update. A trusted backend must verify identity, permission, job state, and the action before anything changes.
A simpler first step
Show us what needs work.
Start with a ZIP code. No account is required and no payment is collected.