Vanity and countertop
Published to clientBudget in the proposal: $2,200.00
The client's choice and the time it was made are recorded with the selection.
Feature directory · 7 tools
Give homeowners one place for their home details and requests. Help them prepare designs and measurements with your company.
Budget in the proposal: $2,200.00
The client's choice and the time it was made are recorded with the selection.
Keep home notes and files in one place, then share them when you request work.
Save home information. Save home notes, upload private files and collect design ideas in your homeowner dashboard.
Keep private items private. Your notes and files stay private until you share them.
Submit the request. Send a quote, visit, warranty, or design request.
Confirm the next step. Office staff review submitted requests and confirm appointment details.
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Give homeowners one place for their home details and requests. Help them prepare designs and measurements with your company.
Plug and play: sign in and it works. Your plan, permissions and project assignment apply.
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Homeowners can save private home notes and share them when they choose.
Plug and playSign in and it works. Select a saved home and add a private maintenance note.
Learn howHomeowners can add another address and keep each home’s notes and files separate.
Learn howHomeowners can upload private files and share them with a request when needed.
Plug and playSign in and it works. A homeowner uploads a private file; it stays private until they choose to share it.
Learn howHomeowners can send a quote, site-visit, or warranty request. Your team reviews it and confirms appointment details.
Learn howHomeowners can send a design or concept to your admin inbox. Your team decides how to respond.
Learn howHomeowners can check conversions, coverage, waste, paint, and budget figures while they plan.
Plug and playSign in and it works. Enter values in the conversion, coverage, paint, or budget calculator to work out your planning numbers.
Learn howHomeowners can use a compatible device to check a distance or level reading.
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