Property Details
Know more about the property before you quote.
Keep property history, measurements, photos, and reports close to the job. Give your estimator useful details to review.
Before you quote the seal-up
Know the house before you climb the ladder.
Year built and type
Age and property type, when the record has them.
Size
Square footage and lot size.
Construction
Stories and foundation details.
Missing information is shown as unavailable, never guessed.
Two sources
Public records plus your own history at the address.
Public property details
- Look up the job address for available property-record information.
- Review returned year built, square footage, lot size, property type, stories, and foundation details.
- Treat missing information as unavailable rather than a confirmed property fact.
Your own records
- Keep the saved service address connected to the job.
- Review earlier visits, photos, notes, and reports before quoting.
- Keep different properties for the same customer distinct.
Real screens
Look up a property.
Tap the highlighted spot, or use Next.Step 1 of 3
Still go look
Context for the visit, not a substitute for it.
- Use recorded property context to prepare an inspection.
- Add new findings through the job’s notes, photos, and report workflows.
- Use on-site evidence to confirm the scope rather than relying only on a public lookup.
Part of Customers & Jobs
Property context on the job.
Lookups and past visits sit with the saved service address, ready for the quote.
What happens here
Property Details
- 1Available public property details
- 2Your own service history
- 3Evidence for the next visit
Same customer, same job, same record.