One job, start to finish

A leak call at 8:42. Quoted by 8:51. Proved by four.

This is one real day's job walked all the way through — nothing skipped, nothing configured in advance except your rates, which take about three minutes once.

18:42 AM — you're standing in the crawlspace.

Snap the site before you leave

You open the job and shoot what matters: the shutoff, the stain on the ceiling, the riser, the access. Every photo carries the time and the location it was taken.

Add a caption by voice if your hands are wet. If there's no signal down there, the photos queue on the phone and upload the second you're back in coverage.

That's the whole job for a crew member. Nothing else to fill in.

9:41Capture · QuoteProof

Hollis Ave — leak call

On site · today 8:42 AM

Shutoff valve
Ceiling stain
Riser
Meter
Access panel
Wall
6 photos · time + location stamped
Draft the quote
28:47 AM — still in the driveway.

The true cost is counted before you price it

QuoteProof drafts the scope from your photos and notes: line items, quantities, and hours on each one. You read it and fix whatever's wrong — it's a draft, not a verdict.

Underneath, your real costs get added up. Labor at your loaded rate. Materials. Drive time and mileage from your shop to this address. The office time it takes to quote and bill a job like this, spread across the day's work instead of pretended away.

If the true cost is uncomfortably close to your price, it tells you so before you send it.

9:41Quote builder · you only

Quote draft

  • Replace hose bib · 1.5 hr$210.00
  • Repair ceiling drywall · 1 hr$140.00
  • Materials$86.40

True cost — never shown to the customer

  • Drive time · 42 min$38.50
  • Mileage · 28 mi$18.20
  • Office & quoting time$27.00
Customer total$465.75
38:51 AM — sent by text.

They approve it on their phone

One link, by text or email. It opens on any phone with no app, no login and no account.

They see the scope, the hours, the photos and the total. They never see your rates, your costs, your margin, or anything about how the number was built.

They tap approve and type their name. You get told the moment they open it and the moment they say yes.

9:41Your quote

Bell Plumbing & Drain

Hose bib replacement

  • Replace hose bib · 1.5 hr$210.00
  • Repair ceiling drywall · 1 hr$140.00
  • Materials$86.40
  • Labor, travel & overhead$29.35
Total$465.75
Before
Valve
Ceiling
Approve this quote

No account. No app. Opens on any phone.

43:58 PM — the day you finish.

You prove the work

At closeout you shoot the after photos and add anything the customer should know. QuoteProof puts them beside the before shots and the scope they already approved.

That's the whole argument, settled in advance. What it looked like, what was agreed, what you did.

9:41Proof of work

Bell Plumbing & Drain

Hose bib replacement · complete

Before

Before · Aug 14

After

After · Aug 14

  • Scope matched what was approved
  • New bib pressure tested
  • Drywall patched and painted
Verified by the customer · Aug 14, 4:12 PM
54:12 PM — done.

They sign off and the job closes

The customer verifies the work on the same kind of link. The job leaves your board, lands in your inbox as closed, and the record stays permanent.

Export it to QuickBooks whenever you do your books. The mileage log is already built.

And then it loops

Proven work is the reason they call you again. Your booking link is permanent — put it in your signature, on your truck, on the invoice — and the next customer fills in what they need with their own photos. It lands on your board already drafted.

Start with one job