Water heaters, repipes, that leak the neighbor swears is "a quick fix." SideWRK runs the business side: estimate it, pull and track the permit, log the rough-in and final inspection, send a branded invoice with your license & permit number right on it, and see your true profit on every job.
Every job has a permit panel: record the permit number and authority, set the status (needed → applied → issued → passed → closed), and track the rough-in and final inspections with pass/fail and dates — so you always know if you're waiting on the city or clear to close.
Your plumbing license number and the job's permit number print on every estimate and invoice automatically — the paper trail that ties the inspection back to the bill, and makes you look like a pro.
Tap Add permit fee, enter what you paid the city, and it's added as a line item billed to the customer at cost — transparent pass-through, no markup, so your real-profit math stays clean.
Send a branded approval link. Your customer reviews the estimate, sees the photos, and taps Approve — logged with their name, the time, and the amount, with re-authorization if the scope grows.
Every fitting and fixture carries a private "your cost" the customer never sees — so the Money tab shows what you actually made on each job, not just what you charged.
Snap the corroded line, the failed water heater, or the finished repipe and text it to the customer — proof that gets jobs approved and a record of the work before it's buried in a wall.
Add the property and scope, then the work — labor, materials, a photo — and set the permit status. Send a branded estimate.
Log the permit number, track the rough-in and final inspections, and add the permit fee at cost. It all shows on the invoice.
The customer approves; it becomes a numbered invoice with your license and permit on it. Record payment, your profit lands in Money.
Yes. Each job has a permit panel: record the permit number and issuing authority, set the status (needed, applied, issued, passed, closed), and track the rough-in and final inspections with pass/fail and dates. The permit number prints on the estimate and invoice.
Tap Add permit fee and enter what you paid the city. It's added as a line item billed to the customer at cost (pass-through, no markup by default), so your real-profit math stays accurate.
Yes. Your plumbing license number and the job's permit number both print on every estimate and invoice automatically — a clean paper trail for you and the customer.
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