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Scan a room, turn the carrier’s PDF into your estimate, price it, get it signed and send it to your sub — five taps on the phone. No sign-up.

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1420 Pacific AveWater damage · PR-1042
In progress
OverviewEstimateOrders
Living roomFloor plan

Point the phone at the room and walk the walls.

18′ 4″14′ 2″
Floor259 SF
Walls512 SF
Baseboard62 LF

How it works

One record, from first call to final report.

Nothing is retyped between steps. The room you scan and the PDF you import become the estimate the client signs — and the order your sub works from.

  1. 1

    Scan the room

    Walk the walls with an iPhone. LiDAR draws the floor plan and drops square footage and wall area straight into the scope — no tape measure, no retyping at the office.

    Living roomFloor plan

    Point the phone at the room and walk the walls.

    18′ 4″14′ 2″
    Floor259 SF
    Walls512 SF
    Baseboard62 LF
    Add 3 lines to scope
  2. 2

    Import the carrier’s PDF

    The AI reads every line of the adjuster’s estimate and matches it to your own price list. You check each line before it lands — then it is your estimate, not a retyped copy.

    carrier-estimate.pdfp. 3 / 7

    Claim estimate — 1420 Pacific Ave

    • WTR EXTWater extraction – carpet
    • WTR AMAir mover (per 24 hr)
    • WTR DHDehumidifier – LGR
    • DRY FCFlood cut drywall 2 ft
    • WTR AMBAntimicrobial agent
    • FNC BBBaseboard – detach/reset
    EST-1042Ready
    • Water extraction — carpet & pad$1,488.00
    • Air mover$504.00
    • Dehumidifier — LGR$440.00
    • Drywall flood cut — 2 ft$686.40
    • Antimicrobial treatment$372.00
    • Baseboard — detach & reset$595.20
    Client total$0.00
    Solid — your margins are covered
  3. 3

    Price it with a safety net

    Move markup, overhead and profit, and watch the client total and your margin move together. Before you save, the app says plainly whether the cushion is too thin.

    Solid — your margins are coveredYou’ve built in 20% (overhead 10% + profit 10%). That clears the 20% you want on a job — internal costs are cushioned and there’s real profit left. Nicely planned.
    Client pays$14,882.16
    Earned margin$4,372.16
    Built-in20%
    Cost of the work$10,510.00
    18%
    10%
    10%

    Markup moves what you earn and what the client pays, never the verdict — the cushion is overhead + profit against 20%, exactly as the app computes it.

  4. 4

    Get it signed

    The homeowner signs the estimate or a change order on their own phone. The time and IP are kept with the signature — and nothing is built against an unapproved number.

    Change order · CO-2Mold remediation — hallway closet
    Containment$420.00
    HEPA vacuum & treat$560.00
    Clearance test$260.00
    Total$1,240.00
    Sign here
  5. 5

    Send it to your sub — and watch the margin

    Your sub sends their number first; you price the work for the client. Give away too much and the order card turns red and says Loss — today, not on the closing report.

    Order · WO-3Drywall & paint — hallway
    Earned
    Client price$3,600.00
    Subcontractor’s price−$3,200.00
    Order margin$400.00
    $0.00

One job, four views

Everyone sees the same job. Only you see the margin.

Invite your subs, the homeowner and the adjuster into the project. Switch between them below — the project is the same, what each one sees of the money is not.

Project · PR-10421420 Pacific Ave — water damage
Completed
Amount dueincl. sales tax$18,375.00
Project Revenuebefore tax$17,500.00
Subcontractor Costs−$9,800.00
Internal Costscrew labor, expenses−$2,150.00
Allocated Overhead−$1,100.00
Project Profit$4,450.0025% margin

Owners and managers see the whole picture: what the client owes, every cost and the profit — plus insurance and payment status.

Features

And the rest of the job, in the same place.

  • Photos & reports

    Annotated photos per room, and reports from your own document templates when a carrier asks.

  • Client thread

    One conversation per project with the homeowner, kept next to the job instead of in your texts.

  • Documents & e-sign

    Templates, signed copies and every file of the job, sent for signature from where they live.

  • Your price lists

    Your own lists, units and pricing components — import an existing list instead of retyping it.

  • Status & alerts

    Project stages with deadlines, and a push the moment something needs you.

  • iPhone, Android and web

    The crew works on the phone, the office on a full desktop layout — the same record, live.

  • Built by a restoration contractor. Made by someone tired of finding out the margin once the job was over.

  • Your company, your data. Each company is a separate tenant with its own database, over encrypted connections.

  • Signatures that hold up. Every signature is stored with its time and the IP it came from.

Run your next job on ScopeToBuild.

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Questions

Answers before you start.

14 days with every feature, on your own jobs. A card is required to start.

No. Only your company pays — the subcontractors, clients and insurance agents you invite never do, and each sees only their part of the job.

Estimates exported as PDF — from a carrier or from another contractor. The AI reads the lines and matches them to your price list, and you review every line before it lands in the estimate. PDF import is in beta.

Room scanning uses LiDAR, so it needs an iPhone or iPad Pro with a LiDAR sensor. Everything else works on any iPhone, Android phone or browser.

No. You keep your own price lists, units and pricing components, and you set the numbers — then apply markup per line or per section and overhead and profit on top. If you already maintain a list as a PDF, it can be imported rather than retyped line by line.

Yes. You invite them into your company with the Subcontractor role, then add them to the specific projects they are working on. The role is what limits the view: they see the orders assigned to them, submit their own executor estimate for your approval, and attach photos and reports — with no visibility into your company-wide financials or the projects they are not on.

Usually by e-signature. You send the estimate or document out for signature and the signer gets a secure link by email; the signed result comes back onto the job on its own. If the client already has an account, you can instead send an in-app signature request. Either way the signature is stored with its timestamp and originating IP address as evidence of who agreed to what, and when.

The mobile app is built for job sites — phone-first layouts, high-contrast text for outdoor light, and large touch targets for gloved hands. It needs a connection to sync with your team, so we recommend confirming coverage on the properties you work.

The projects, estimates, orders and signed documents belong to your company. Individual users can request account deletion from inside the app, which anonymizes personal data after a 7-day grace period while leaving company business records intact. The Privacy Policy sets this out in full.

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