Multi-task visits — minimum time and task bundles
Line the first hour, additional half-hours, and discrete tasks so a three-job visit does not collapse into one vague “handyman rate” that forgot the second ladder trip.
You might fit a blind, rehang a gate, and troubleshoot a leak in one visit. You still need a repeatable way to capture labour bands, consumables, and travel so “small jobs” stay profitable.
Handymen lose money on stacked tasks because each one is priced like it was the only job that day. Quotimiser helps you line out task bundles, minimum charges, and materials so the customer sees a serious breakdown — and you see margin before you squeeze in one more favour.
Line the first hour, additional half-hours, and discrete tasks so a three-job visit does not collapse into one vague “handyman rate” that forgot the second ladder trip.
Screws, anchors, silicone, and small ironmongery belong as lines or a controlled sundries block — otherwise five £6 bags a week quietly erase your day rate.
Capture realistic travel when you cross town between jobs — especially on short visits where fuel and time are a higher share of the sell price.
Layouts that work one-handed on a phone mean fewer “I will send something tonight” promises that turn into rushed, underpriced emails.
Follow the path below for handymen — deep guides, templates, calculators, and product surfaces that reinforce the same pricing habits from first quote through to payment.
You need fast quotes — but not at the expense of margin. Quotimiser balances quick entry with structured lines so stacked visits still recover van time and materials.
Yes. You are not locked to one trade template — line items flex to the job while keeping pricing habits consistent.
Yes. Create a free account to explore quoting and invoicing; upgrade when you outgrow free limits.
Yes. The structure is job-based, not a rigid single-trade wizard — many users cover more than one trade.
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