Yes. You can run pure design projects (layouts, mood boards, selections) or full design-build jobs that include demo, construction, and finishes. Each project can have its own phases, tasks, and budgets, so you can manage concept-only work and full remodels in the same system.
You can attach selection sheets, photos, and spec documents directly to each room or phase, then log revisions as clients change finishes or fixtures. Every update is tracked in the project history, so your team always knows which version is current and what’s been approved.
Absolutely. You can structure project scopes into sections like kitchen, bath, living room, exterior paint, deck, or landscaping. Materials, labor, and time can then be tracked per section, giving you clear insight into which spaces are driving cost and profit.
You can set up deposits and milestone invoices tied to key phases such as design approval, materials ordered, rough-in complete, and final walkthrough. As each milestone is reached, you send the invoice and accept secure payment via Host Merchant Services, keeping billing aligned with real progress.
Yes. You can record vendor orders, expected delivery dates, and notes against each project or phase. This makes it easy to adjust schedules when lead times change and keep homeowners informed about how material delays affect their timeline.
It does. You can store before, in-progress, and after photos for every project, tagged to spaces or phases. Those images help you market your work later and also provide visual proof for warranty questions or post-project touch-ups.
Many of these jobs require deposits and staged payments. With Host Merchant Services, clients can pay deposits, progress draws, and final balances by card or bank transfer—online or in person—and each payment is automatically linked to the correct project and phase, reducing admin and disputes.
Yes. You can give external GCs, architects, or designers limited access to schedules, documents, or tasks relevant to them. This keeps everyone aligned on timeline and scope without exposing your full financials or internal notes.