A whole street gets its notice in the same fortnight and a total fire ban takes the day, so the week has to be movable in one go.
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An owner with a letter and a deadline. The scope is defined by the notice, so the quote follows it line for line and the date has to land before the due date.
Larger acreage work with a tractor and slasher, priced by the hour because the rocks and the slope decide the day, not the area.
Where nothing drives, so it is a hand crew with brushcutters and chippers. A different rate and a different number of people.
A community title with a shared reserve and a committee that needs a written scope before it can approve spending.
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Priced and booked
The page shows the hourly figure and routes the request to a callback or a details form, so the block is priced properly after a look rather than off a phone description.
Scheduled and dispatched
A jump in the fire danger rating drags the affected jobs to new dates in one pass, with every owner emailed automatically instead of a day lost to phone calls.
On the day
Slashing, mulching and a hand crew are separate quoted lines, so a two-hour slash and a two-day hand clear on the same street are priced honestly.
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Bookings stay inside the postcodes actually serviced, so the run stays in the blocks that make sense rather than driving past twenty jobs to reach one.
Less admin, more bookings
The demand in this trade arrives all at once and then vanishes, which means the constraint is not finding work, it is fitting it. Because every job carries its real hours and the times offered account for the run you are already on, the calendar fills as a sequence of nearby blocks rather than a scatter you have to unpick on Sunday night.
A machine that throws a spark is not going out on a catastrophic day, and you will lose several of them a season. The value is in being able to shift the whole day, or the whole week, to new dates in one pass on the calendar, with every owner automatically emailed their new time. Otherwise a fire danger rating costs you an afternoon of phone calls on top of the day it already took.
Two properties on the same street can be a two-hour slash and a two-day hand clear, depending on slope, rock and what has been left for a decade. This is a quote-first trade for that reason. Show the hourly rate on the page so the enquiry is qualified, then price the job after you have looked at it, with the access and the disposal on their own lines.
Putting one number on a hazard reduction hides the fact that half of it was three people with brushcutters. Quote each element as its own line with its own hours and rate, and the owner can see why the steep section costs what it does, and can choose to have the flat paddock done now and the gully in autumn.
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One app for the whole job
Drag them to their new dates on the calendar. Each owner is emailed the new time as their job moves, so a lost week costs you one session at a screen rather than two days on the phone.
Yes. The service can carry an hourly figure on the page and route the enquiry to a callback or a details form, so people arrive knowing roughly what your time costs without you being pinned to a number.
You can. Set your coverage as postcodes, a radius or a shape you draw on the map, and addresses outside it never reach a booking.
Yes, each with its own quantity, rate and total. The owner signs once online and the accepted quote becomes booked work.