Drywall Contractor
Pete Wilson
About this app
- Category Productivity
- Age 10
- Updated Apr 3, 2024
- OS IOS
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An all-in-one construction management app built for drywall contractors, subcontractors, and small GC teams. Create fast estimates and takeoffs, schedule crews, track time and materials on site, manage change orders, capture photos and documents, and send invoices from your phone or tablet. Cloud sync and offline mode keep your projects moving anywhere.
Core features
• Estimating and job costing: area and linear-foot calculators, material lists, labor rates, reusable templates, tax and markup, branded PDF quotes with e-sign.
• Scheduling and field tracking: crew calendar and dispatch, time tracking, task checklists, punch lists, site notes, photo and file attachments.
• Billing and client management: change orders, progress billing, invoice reminders, payment records, client CRM, reports and exports to popular accounting tools.
Why it’s different
• Smart templates and automated calculations reduce errors and save hours per bid.
• Simple, mobile-first workflows for field teams, with real-time sync and offline reliability.
• Built for construction professionals who need accurate drywall estimating, job costing, and streamlined invoicing in one place.
Great for keywords like drywall estimating app, construction project management, field service, job costing, time tracking, scheduling, invoicing, PDF export, and cloud workspace.
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How to use:
1. Download the app and create your company profile, then set units, tax rates, labor rates, and markup. Invite teammates and assign roles.
2. Build your first estimate by entering room dimensions or quantities, selecting drywall assemblies, and letting the calculator generate materials and labor. Review costs, add markup, then send a branded PDF quote for approval.
3. Convert the approved estimate into a project, set start dates, assign crews on the calendar, and add tasks, checklists, and documents for the job site.
4. Track work in the field as your team clocks in, logs materials used, captures photos and notes, and submits change orders. Work offline when needed; data syncs when you’re back online.
5. Invoice with a tap using deposits, progress billing, or final invoices, record payments, and export data to your accounting tool. Use reports to review job costs and margins across projects.