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Showing up without knowing what you're walking into

No photos, no access notes, no slope. You price it twice because the first time was a guess.

What's actually happening

One estimate, walked blind. The branch underneath is what the photos would have told you.

Left to right

TUE She books an estimate Six hundred square feet, she says.
THU 9 AM You load the truck Expecting flat, expecting easy.
THU 10 AM · THE SPLIT You arrive blind Six-foot drop. Gate too narrow.
THU 9 PM You price from memory Half written down, half remembered.
FRI You pad the number Lose the job, or lose the margin.
THU 10:30 AM The visit becomes a survey Re-measure, rethink the base.
THU 11 AM You promise a number later Nobody’s afternoon got shorter.
no photos, no notes

Top to bottom

TUE She books an estimate Six hundred square feet, she says.
THU 9 AM You load the truck Expecting flat, expecting easy.
THU 10 AM · THE SPLIT You arrive blind Six-foot drop. Gate too narrow.
no photos, no notes
THU 10:30 AM The visit becomes a survey Re-measure, rethink the base.
THU 11 AM You promise a number later Nobody’s afternoon got shorter.
THU 9 PM You price from memory Half written down, half remembered.
FRI You pad the number Lose the job, or lose the margin.

Then you price it at home, with half the information written down and half of it remembered, and you pad the number because you are not certain. Sometimes the padding loses the job. Sometimes the certainty you lacked shows up as a loss on the build.

What it costs you

You guess, and the guess is your own money.

On a twenty-thousand-dollar build, a small guess is not a small number.

2 visits What a blind estimate usually turns into.
5% The size of a guess on base, access and spoil.
$1,000 Your margin, riding on what one photo would have told you.

How we fix it

Same estimate, same Thursday. The site tells you about itself before you load the truck.

Left to right

TUE She books an estimate Same six hundred square feet.
TUE The booking asks for photos Space, access, join to the house.
TUE · THE SPLIT Access questions answered Gate width, slope, parking, services.
THU 10 AM You arrive knowing The awkward part is already priced.
THU 10:40 AM You quote on site One visit, one number, no padding.
TUE It lands on the job card With the appointment, not after it.
WED PM You see the site the night before On your phone, with her notes.
WED PM Scope changes get flagged Before the slot, not during it.
before the slot is confirmed

Top to bottom

TUE She books an estimate Same six hundred square feet.
TUE The booking asks for photos Space, access, join to the house.
TUE · THE SPLIT Access questions answered Gate width, slope, parking, services.
before the slot is confirmed
TUE It lands on the job card With the appointment, not after it.
WED PM You see the site the night before On your phone, with her notes.
WED PM Scope changes get flagged Before the slot, not during it.
THU 10 AM You arrive knowing The awkward part is already priced.
THU 10:40 AM You quote on site One visit, one number, no padding.

The automation

Job-ready check before the visit

The site tells you about itself before you get in the truck.

  • Booking asks for three photos: the space, the access and the join to the house
  • Access questions get answered in writing: gate width, slope, parking, services
  • Photos and notes land on the job card with the appointment
  • You see the site the night before, on your phone, with the measurements you asked for
  • Anything that changes the scope gets flagged before the slot, not during it

You walk in already knowing the awkward part, which is the difference between a survey and an estimate.

What it doesn't fix

It won't tell you what is under the ground

Services, fill and old concrete still turn up when the machine does.

It won't substitute for measuring

Photos set your expectation, they do not set your take-off.

And some homeowners will send three photos of the same corner

You will still get the occasional surprise.

Which plan it's in

Parts of it are in Catch at $297/mo, and the full version lands in Own Google at $597/mo.

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