Kitchen jobs are a project, not a day rate
An app for kitchen fitters has to handle deposits, unit deliveries, first fix, worktops and snagging. Tradeways proposals let you set milestone payments so cash arrives when rooms progress, not three months after handover.
When the client adds a boiling tap or moves a wall unit, price it as a variation and invoice it — instead of absorbing it because the conversation happened on site with no paper trail.
Schedule fits around deliveries and other trades
Kitchen programmes slip when plumbers, electricians and worktop templates collide. Use the Tradeways calendar to place your crew (and contractors) against the real week, with reminders so second fix does not land before appliances arrive.
Clip supplier product pages with the Clipper Tool when you are building the quote, so the spec you sold matches what you order.
- Proposals with kitchen-stage milestones
- Variations for extras mid-fit
- Calendar for fitters and subcontractors
- Invoices and Stripe card payments
- RAMS using bathroom / kitchen renovation hazard tags
RAMS for kitchen renovation
Kitchen work shares the bathroom / kitchen renovation hazard bank in Tradeways — dust, electrics, slips, manual handling and tool risks are common to strip-outs and fits. Your RAMS should still describe this kitchen: live services, client still in the house, access through a narrow hall.
Start from the tagged examples, then edit. That is how you avoid a generic template that never mentions the island unit or the temporary cooking setup.
Admin that does not fight a tired fitter
After a day of units and silicone, you need short admin. Speech to text and a clear layout help you log notes and chase invoices without another hour of staring at dense forms. See accessible trade software if that is why you are shopping.