By trade
Siding, measured and priced properly.
Siding has its own measurements and its own waste behavior. It gets its own measurement set, not a roofing form with the labels changed.
Siding measurements, not roofing ones
Wall area, soffit area, fascia, inside and outside corners, opening counts and waste — each able to drive a quantity formula on your own catalog items.
The same job, the same money
A siding job runs the same pipeline, signs the same way, and lands in the same cost ledger — so a mixed roofing-and-siding company has one set of numbers rather than two.
Questions we get asked
- Does siding get its own measurements?
- Yes. Siding has its own measurement set with its own fields and its own waste behaviour — not a roofing form with the labels changed.
- Can one job include both a roof and siding?
- Yes. It is one job, one contract and one set of books. The trades share the pipeline, the signing flow, the commissions and the P&L.
- Is waste handled differently per trade?
- Yes. Waste is a percentage you set rather than a habit one estimator has and another does not, and it is set per trade.
Keep reading
Roofing, end to end.
Roofing is where this was built and where it is used every day. The measurement fields, the ventilation maths and the storm workflow are not adaptations — they are the original job.
Windows, on the same rails.
Window work sells differently — more options, more per-opening detail — but it should not need a second system to run it.
Measure once. The estimate prices itself.
Enter the roof measurements once and the quantities follow — squares, ridge, valley, starter, waste. Change a measurement and every line that depends on it updates, because the formula reads the measurement rather than a number someone typed.
See it on your own jobs.
We'll walk your pipeline through it — your trades, your pricing, your crews — and you can tell us where it breaks.