One job, start to finish

From the phone call to the profit.

Follow one re-roof through The Forge. Every step hands the next one what it needs, so nobody re-types anything and nothing falls through.

  1. The call

    A roof needs work

    A property manager calls about a leak. Thirty seconds later it’s a lead with a name, a number and an address. Nothing lives on a sticky note, so nothing dies on one.

    A lead nobody forgets
  2. The walk

    You walk it, it’s on record

    Photos and findings land on the job with the date, time and place, sorted by section of the roof.

    Photos tied to the jobFindings written once
    A worn commercial roof from the air
  3. The estimate

    Priced while it’s fresh

    Put in what you saw. Every dollar on the job gets costed with your own supplier prices, and the small stuff that eats margins isn’t forgotten.

    A complete, priced estimateYour numbers, not ours
  4. The pitch

    The proposal builds itself

    Your branded pages fill in around the estimate: the scope in plain language, the price, the options. You read it once, and send it from your own inbox.

    A proposal that looks like you hired a designer
    A proposal price page with options (sample company template)
  5. The look

    You know when they open it

    The customer opens a private link on their phone. You see when, and which pages they read, so your follow-up call lands while the roof is on their mind.

    Opened, read, and when
  6. The win

    Signed on a phone

    They pick their options and sign. The job is won and its number assigns itself. Nobody types anything else.

    A signed job, ready to schedule
  7. The order

    The estimate becomes the order

    What was sold turns into the purchase order and the crew’s work order. No re-typing, and the crew sees the work, never the prices.

    Materials orderedA work order on every crew phone
  8. The crew

    The field gets its day

    The crew opens their phones to the address and the job. They clock in on site, sign the safety forms and shoot photos as the roof goes down, in their own language.

    Hours on the jobSafety forms signedProgress you can trust
    A crew laying cover board on a flat commercial roof, from the air
  9. The proof

    The roof documents itself

    Before and after, side by side, in a gallery the customer can open and keep. Ready for the warranty call six months from now.

    A gallery the customer keepsProof when it matters
    The same roof after the new membrane
  10. The bill

    One tap when QC passes

    The invoice drafts itself with the contract and every approved change on it, and goes out from your inbox with the right taxes.

    An invoice with nothing missing
  11. The truth

    What the job really made

    Real hours from the clock, real costs from your receipts, side by side with the estimate. You don’t wonder if the job made money. You know.

    Profit per jobA sharper next estimate

Run your next job like this.

See everything it runs, or what it costs for your crew.