This program can be used for any contracting business where you have items you need to figure a quote for. With this program you can figure your job on an hourly or square foot basis. (I use both methods and compare the two to come up with my final quote).

Here's what this powerful program can do for you....

Job to do list: List estimates to do, jobs to do, jobs underway, money to collect.

Sales lead Info: Enter all customer data, get directions, qualify leads, record how a new prospect heard of your company.

Field Estimate: Form for measurements, scope of work, and items you need to quote.

Take Off: Takes all your items and figures square feet and quantities.

Take Off Summary: Takes all for items quantities and multiplies production rates.

Job Pictures: Insert job pictures, for estimating references, and before and after file.

Labor Burden: Takes hourly rate and adds taxes and insurances to give your true labor rate or burden.

Production Rates: Data base for sqft and vendor materials prices.

Estimated Materials: Lists all materials needed for a job at cost, which you can refer to from vendor pricing. 

Estimated Labor Hourly: Multiplies estimated hours by labor burden per employee to give total estimated hours and labor expense.

Profit and Overhead: Takes all expenses (labor, Mat's, equipment, Gas, travel ect.) and adds in overhead and profit to give you your final quote.

Proposals: Write all jobs specs, work descriptions, payment terms, customer signatures, then becomes a contract. 

Work Orders: Gives employee customer details, job specs, estimated time and materials needed. 

 Job Scheduling: Simple bar scheduling to help organize your employees and jobs.       

 Change Orders:  Allows changes to proposal, adds in dollar amount to proposal and automatically gives you new contract amount.

Job Reports: Worker sheet to be filled out daily, used to track hours, production rates, materials used, materials needed, and equipment needed for next day.

Time Sheets: Tracks worker hours on a daily basis, automatically adds to job costing to give you instant information on how the job is doing.

Actual Labor: List hours by man and total for job, lists overtime and travel separately. 

Actual Materials: Lists all materials, gas, and equipment used and adds them to job costs.

Invoicing: Invoice form, quick and easy to print in field and hand to customers.

Statements: Adds all invoices, and subtracts payments to show customer balances.

Job Summary: Shows all estimated costs and actual costs, and deducts difference to show you where your job is at - before it's too late to correct.

Job P & L's: Compares all job P&L's, lists foremen per job to show you who's making the money, and total gross sales, profit and loss for year.

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