Work area and outcome
Capture whether the job involves doors, decks, cabinetry, repairs, trim, framing or another carpentry task, and what the customer wants changed.
Help customers show you what they want built, repaired or replaced without relying on a vague enquiry. HomeWalk brings the scope, photos, preferences and access details together for your first review.
HomeWalk guides the customer through the job information, photos and access context you choose. They provide what they know; your team decides what still needs professional verification.
Capture whether the job involves doors, decks, cabinetry, repairs, trim, framing or another carpentry task, and what the customer wants changed.
Let customers provide approximate measurements when useful, clearly marked as estimates, alongside photos of the existing area and anything that may affect access or installation.
Collect material, colour, hardware or finish preferences, plus reference images or examples where they help explain the desired result.
Customer measurements and photos are an initial brief. Your carpenter or joiner confirms dimensions, structure, materials, fixings, tolerances and site conditions before finalising scope or price.
These are examples, not a script. Your business controls what gets asked and how much information is needed for each job.
What would you like built, repaired or replaced?
Which part of the property is involved?
Do you have approximate dimensions or photos of the existing area?
Are there materials, finishes or reference images you would like us to consider?
Yes, as estimates when that helps your first review. Your business should confirm critical dimensions before relying on them for manufacture or installation.
Yes. Customers can share examples, finishes or reference images alongside photos of the existing area.
No. It can help you decide whether a measure-up is needed and make that visit better prepared.
Try the workflow first, or start a 14-day trial and adapt it to the way your business quotes work.