Trades
Built trade by trade.
A painter's job is not an electrician's. Each trade gets its own quote lines, its own steps and its own templates, checked by someone who has run the work.

Painters
Quote by room or by the square foot, with prep, coats and touch-ups on their own lines.

Electricians
Panel upgrades, rough-ins and service calls, with permit and inspection steps kept on the job.

Plumbers
Service calls, rough-ins and replacements, with call-out, parts and labour kept apart.
Different trades. The same four problems.
The work changes from trade to trade. What eats the margin does not.
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The price
Prep, parts or what is behind the wall get guessed at the door. The job runs over and the quote does not.
Talk or snap it on site. AI drafts the quote from your own lines and prices, checks it against your past jobs, and you see the margin before you send it.
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The changes
Extras are agreed on site by word. By the time the invoice goes out, nobody remembers them the same way.
Every change gets an approval link. Approved on the customer's phone, added to the invoice.
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The money
Materials bought before a deposit. Invoices sent as a PDF and followed up weeks later.
Deposit asked when the quote is accepted. Invoice and reminders go out on their own.
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The customer
Calls asking where things stand, while you are on a ladder. Disputes at the end about what was agreed.
One page per job with the quote, the changes and the progress. The record stays with the job.
What changes from one trade to the next.
Pick your trade at signup. Duuabl starts with the setup that fits it, and you change what you want.
Your quote lines
Prep and coatsPanel and circuitsCall-out and partsDemolition and tile
Your steps
Colours confirmedPermit and inspectionPressure testWalkthrough
Your paperwork
Sign-off photosCertificatesTest recordsChange approvals
Built by people who ran the crews, not by people who studied them.
Next trades. You pick the order.
Join the waitlist and tell us your trade. The trades with the most interest get built first.