Walk the job, take photos, say a few words, and send a professional estimate before you leave the driveway.
Your first estimate is free. No credit card to start.
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One job-site photo and a few sentences in. A priced, itemized, client-ready estimate out. Real app, real numbers.
Real screen recording. Photo in, estimate out.
I'm Brad. Third-generation carpenter. I grew up helping my dad build homes and remodels, the same way he learned from his dad. Then I spent five years in the Air Force as a B-52 crew chief, where you follow the checklist and you don't cut corners, because lives depend on the work. I brought both of those things into my remodeling business in the Pacific Northwest.
Here's what nobody tells you about contracting: the estimate is the second shift. You get home from the job site, eat dinner, and then sit down to type line items until 9 or 10 at night. Miss something behind the walls, and it comes out of your pocket. Send the bid three days late, and the client already said yes to someone else.
The software I tried was built by people who never carried a tool bag. It wanted data entry. I wanted my evenings back. So I built EstimationPro to work the way contractors actually work: you walk the job, you capture what you see, and the estimate gets built from that, itemized, priced for your market, and ready to send from the truck.
Rot, old wiring, plumbing that isn't up to code. Every remodeler gets burned by what's behind the walls. The estimates account for the scope a rushed bid forgets.
A kitchen in the Pacific Northwest doesn't price like a kitchen in Ohio. Estimates use pricing for your area, not one national average.
The cheapest bid usually leaves things out, and the change orders come later. A complete, itemized estimate protects you and builds trust with the homeowner.
Every estimate is yours to review and adjust before it goes out. The tool does the typing and the math. You make the calls. That's how it should work.
Photos, a few notes, a voice memo. A professional, itemized estimate out the other side. Try it on your next walkthrough.
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