Overnight Estimating

How it works

End of your day: send the job. Photos, rough measurements, the customer's wish list, the ZIP or postcode. Use the form, email, WhatsApp, LINE or WeChat.
While you sleep: we build the estimate. We are in Taiwan, 12 to 16 hours ahead of North America. Your night is our working day.
Next morning: itemized estimate in your inbox. Materials with current supplier prices, labor hours by task, your markup, options and exclusions. In your own template if you have one.

What we estimate

Electrical Panel and service upgrades, rewires, EV chargers, lighting, commercial fit-outs, from photos or plans.
Plumbing & gas Repipes, water heaters and heat pumps, bathroom and kitchen rough-ins, drain relocations, gas lines.
HVAC Split and ducted systems, replacements, duct runs, electrical for the units.
Renovation Bathrooms, kitchens, basements, shop fit-outs: demolition through finish, with the trades inside.

Why contractors use us

You get your evenings back. Quoting at midnight after ten hours on site is how good jobs get underpriced. Hand it off.
Your numbers, not ours. We price from the suppliers you buy from and the labor rate you give us. Markup is yours to set.
Chinese-speaking? Same here. Mandarin, Cantonese, Traditional or Simplified. Send a voice message if typing is slow. The estimate comes back in the language your customer reads.
Flat price per estimate. No subscription, no per-seat software. First one is free so you can judge the quality before paying anything.
Five markets, local conventions. US, Canada, Australia, Japan and Korea: units, tax lines, permit items and estimate formats that look right to your customer.
Clear about what we don't know. Every estimate lists its assumptions and exclusions. If a photo doesn't show enough, we say so instead of guessing.

Who it’s for

Owner-operators and small crews, one to ten people, who quote their own work: electricians, plumbers, gas fitters, HVAC techs, bathroom and kitchen renovators, general contractors who subcontract the trades. If you spend more than two evenings a week on estimates, this pays for itself on the first job you win back.