The quoting app
built for roofers.
You can't type a quote from a ladder. Talk through the job by voice, photograph the damage, and have a branded quote in the customer's inbox before you've loaded the van. They accept from their browser. You invoice when the job's done.
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The problem
Sound familiar?
Most roofers waste hours every week on quoting. There's a better way.
You've seen the roof, now you need to write it up
You've assessed the damage from up top, but quoting means getting back down, finding a notepad, and typing it all up tonight. By then the details are fuzzy and the customer's already called someone else.
Tile quantities are awkward mental maths
Tiles per square metre, ridge length, underlay rolls, battens per row. The arithmetic for a re-roof takes time even if you know the roof inside out. Get it wrong and either your margin or the job disappears.
Weather windows don't wait for paperwork
You've got a dry spell next week and three quotes to send. If the admin takes until Thursday, you've lost the weather window and the customer. Roofing quotes need to go out fast.
How it works
Site visit to accepted
quote in 60 seconds
Open the app on-site, describe the job, and send. Your customer accepts from their browser before you've left the drive.
01
Describe the job on-site
Type it, record a voice note, snap up to 5 photos, or combine all three. No forms, no paperwork. Just describe what needs doing.
02
Get a priced, itemised quote
The app writes professional line items, pulls real UK material costs and regional labour rates, calculates quantities, adds VAT, and generates your quote in seconds.
03
Send it, they accept it
Review the line items, tweak anything, and email a branded PDF. Your customer accepts from their browser. You get notified instantly.
Features
Built for roofer quoting
QuickPrice is a native app designed for tradespeople who quote on-site, not a web form.
Tiles, battens, underlay: calculated for you
Give the roof type, pitch, and approximate area. The app calculates tile or slate quantities, underlay, battens, ridge tiles, hip tiles, lead flashing, and wastage.
Voice quoting: talk through the job
"Strip and re-tile a 45-degree pitched semi, about 70 square metres, concrete interlocking tiles." Tap the mic, say that, and the quote builds itself. Works while you're still on the scaffold.
Photo the damage, get the quote
Snap storm damage, missing slates, or failed flashings. The app identifies the work needed and builds the materials list. Particularly useful for insurance claims where detail matters.
Customer accepts, then you invoice
Send the quote. Customer views it in their browser and accepts. You get an email notification. Convert to invoice when the job's done, branded PDF, sent from the app.
Testimonial
What tradespeople say
“I dictated a re-roof quote while I was still on the ladder. Voice input, described what I could see, back down and it was ready to send. Customer accepted it from her phone that afternoon. For storm damage jobs I photograph the roof and the app picks up most of what needs doing. Invoiced the last job straight from the app.”
Terry Blackwell
Roofer · Nottingham
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about using QuickPrice for your trade.
Can I quote from photos of roof damage?
Yes. Take up to 5 photos: missing slates, failed lead, cracked ridge tiles, deteriorated membrane. The app analyses the damage, estimates materials, and builds the quote. Edit anything in the review step.
How does it calculate tile quantities?
Give the roof area (or pitch and dimensions) and tile type. The app calculates quantity including wastage, plus battens, underlay, ridge/hip tiles. For re-roofs it includes stripping and disposal. Adjust if you have measured figures.
Does it handle flat roofing?
Yes. EPDM, GRP fibreglass, felt, and torch-on. Describe area, access, upstand heights, and drainage needs. The app builds the materials and labour quote.
What about scaffolding costs?
Add scaffolding as a line item, either as a fixed allowance or estimated hire period. Note whether it's included in your price or quoted separately by your scaffold contractor.
Is it useful for insurance claim work?
Very. The itemised format describes each element of damage and repair. Several roofers use it specifically for insurance jobs because the detail helps customers submit claims and gives loss adjusters what they need.