Carpentry

Carpentry software for work measured in days, not visits.

A deck is a week. A built-in is two site days and a shop day. Field service software built for 90-minute appointments makes that a mess. Tolomato Carpentry, the carpenter in the demo, was the reason Everglow learned to schedule projects.

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The board of a demo carpentry company on a phone: a deck project waiting for a date, with its deposit paid.

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How a carpentry week actually goes

Built around the work, not around appointments

Projects, on a board that expects visits

A job carries a start and an end; its visits are the days on site. The calendar shows the week as it actually is: this crew, this project, through Thursday.

Quotes with options

Cedar or composite, stained or sealed. Build the quote with line items and let the customer pick from their phone; the approved version becomes the job.

Photos as the progress report

Each day's photos attach to that visit. The customer who is out of town gets a link and sees the deck go up. You get a record of what was there before you started.

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Tolomato Carpentry is a demo account you can open right now

A carpentry company with a full board, clients, jobs and invoices, refreshed every morning so today's schedule is always today's. Sign in with sam@tolomatocarpentry.test and code 3333 — no signup, nothing to enter.

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Where the money leaks

What the Review finds in a carpentry business

Everglow runs its questions against your own records and names the invoices. In this trade the usual answers are:

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Price

$149 a month. That is the whole price.

Unlimited users, no paid add-ons, QuickBooks Online sync and card payments included. One-person shops pay $49. No annual contract, no per-seat fees, no implementation fee. Pricing in full, or see how it compares to Jobber, Housecall Pro and Service Fusion.

Questions carpentry companies ask

Does Everglow schedule multi-day projects?

Yes. That is what the job model is for: a job with a date range, visits for each day on site, and one invoice at the end or progress invoices along the way.

Can I invoice in stages?

Yes. Multiple invoices per job, deposit first if you like, and the job shows what is billed and what is paid.

Is this for a one-person shop?

Yes. $49 a month for one person; $149 when you hire.

Something else? Help has the setup and billing answers, or book fifteen minutes and ask a person.