For the surprises under the wallpaper
Every decorator knows it: the plaster that crumbles, the damp patch behind the dresser. Quote the job room by room on the walkthrough, take a deposit before you buy materials, and agree the surprises with a photo and a tap.
Get early access"While I was clearing the beds I found this post has rotted through at the base. I can replace it while I'm here if you'd like — your call."
Say it. Send it. Get paid. Keep them.
Walk the rooms and talk — walls, ceilings, woodwork, prep. The quote is priced from your history by the time you reach the door.
Paint and prep costs come out of your pocket first — unless a visible deposit holds the job and covers them.
“The plaster behind the wallpaper needs skimming — here's the photo, here's the price.” One tap and it's on the invoice.
Verified reviews from paid jobs, on a website that shows your work — decorating sells on photos and trust.
Decorating doesn't have an authored trade pack yet — quoting works manually today, priced from your own history, and tuned packs are rolling out.
Straight answers for decorators
Yes — deposit up front, and the final invoice assembles itself from the quote plus anything extra you both agreed.
That's an extra: say it, price it, they tap. The change is in writing and on the bill, with no awkwardness at the end.
No — but photos strengthen extras and reviews, and they take one tap where you're already standing.
Jobs that end with people wanting you back.
Start free today. Quote the walkthrough as you walk it.
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