
Price a Job While You’re Still on Site
A customer wants a price for work you don’t usually quote. Scan the space, describe the job and get a breakdown of quantities and estimated costs to help prepare your quote.
Whether you’re quoting a customer, planning work on a property or comparing builders’ prices, simply describe the work by voice or text. Property Edge gives you a clear breakdown of the work, quantities and individual costs.

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Point your iPhone camera at a wall, floor, ceiling or whole room. Property Edge measures the space for you as you scan.

Say it, type it or choose from a list. Repaint the room? Replaster a wall? Replace the flooring? Specify the work you want priced.

See an estimated price range for your area, with quantities, materials, labour and VAT clearly laid out. Save it to a project or export a PDF, with prices included or just the scope of works for a contractor to price.

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A customer asks for a price while you’re still on the job. You take measurements, make notes and spend the evening working out the estimate.
You’re viewing a property that needs work. You need a realistic budget before making an offer, but your builder can’t visit until next week.
An inspection leaves you with a list of repairs. Now someone has to measure them, price them and turn those notes into something a contractor can use.
Or you’ve received three quotes for the same job, with different totals and different things included.
In every case, you need more than a rough guess. You need to understand the costs and what they cover.

Scan the space, describe the work and get an estimate you can review item by item.
Use it to prepare a customer quote, plan a property budget, produce a schedule of works or check the prices you’ve been given, while the work is still right in front of you.
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From quoting a customer to budgeting work across a property, see how Property Edge fits your needs.

A customer wants a price for work you don’t usually quote. Scan the space, describe the job and get a breakdown of quantities and estimated costs to help prepare your quote.

Walk through a property and cost the work room by room. Build an overall estimate while you’re there, then export the breakdown for your budget or deal pack.

Record the work required during a property visit and produce a white-labelled report for the landlord. Share the estimated costs or send the scope of works to a contractor for pricing.

Scan the areas that need attention and add the required repairs as you inspect. Organise the work by room, review the estimated costs and export a schedule for your contractors or in-house team.

A tenant has moved out and the property needs attention before it can be let again. Estimate the decorating, flooring and repairs together, then share the work list with your contractor.

Quotes arrive with different totals and different things included. Create an estimate for the work you want, then compare the breakdown against builders’ quotes to spot missing items and prices worth questioning.
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From pricing a job to checking a builder’s quote, hear how people use Property Edge to understand the costs before taking the next step.
“I usually leave a viewing with photos and a rough number in my head. Having the work broken down room by room makes it much easier to decide whether the figures stack up.”

“We had three builders’ quotes, but each included different things. Putting them alongside an itemised estimate helped us work out what to ask before choosing someone.”

“Pricing jobs used to take up most of my evenings. Being able to measure the room and put the estimate together while I’m there is the most useful part for me.”

“When a tenant moves out, I need to know what needs doing and what to budget. Keeping the decorating, flooring and repairs in one breakdown makes the next steps much clearer.”

“Landlords always ask what the repairs are likely to cost. It’s useful to send them a clear report after a visit, with the work listed and an estimated cost.”

“I usually leave a viewing with photos and a rough number in my head. Having the work broken down room by room makes it much easier to decide whether the figures stack up.”

“We had three builders’ quotes, but each included different things. Putting them alongside an itemised estimate helped us work out what to ask before choosing someone.”

“Pricing jobs used to take up most of my evenings. Being able to measure the room and put the estimate together while I’m there is the most useful part for me.”

“When a tenant moves out, I need to know what needs doing and what to budget. Keeping the decorating, flooring and repairs in one breakdown makes the next steps much clearer.”

“Landlords always ask what the repairs are likely to cost. It’s useful to send them a clear report after a visit, with the work listed and an estimated cost.”

“Pricing jobs used to take up most of my evenings. Being able to measure the room and put the estimate together while I’m there is the most useful part for me.”

“When a tenant moves out, I need to know what needs doing and what to budget. Keeping the decorating, flooring and repairs in one breakdown makes the next steps much clearer.”

“Landlords always ask what the repairs are likely to cost. It’s useful to send them a clear report after a visit, with the work listed and an estimated cost.”

“I usually leave a viewing with photos and a rough number in my head. Having the work broken down room by room makes it much easier to decide whether the figures stack up.”

“We had three builders’ quotes, but each included different things. Putting them alongside an itemised estimate helped us work out what to ask before choosing someone.”

“Pricing jobs used to take up most of my evenings. Being able to measure the room and put the estimate together while I’m there is the most useful part for me.”

“When a tenant moves out, I need to know what needs doing and what to budget. Keeping the decorating, flooring and repairs in one breakdown makes the next steps much clearer.”

“Landlords always ask what the repairs are likely to cost. It’s useful to send them a clear report after a visit, with the work listed and an estimated cost.”

“I usually leave a viewing with photos and a rough number in my head. Having the work broken down room by room makes it much easier to decide whether the figures stack up.”

“We had three builders’ quotes, but each included different things. Putting them alongside an itemised estimate helped us work out what to ask before choosing someone.”

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I’m Jamie Matthews, a construction entrepreneur and property investor. I scaled my property maintenance and refurbishment business from £0 to £2 million in annual turnover in 24 months.
I price work every day, for our customers and my own property projects. I know how much time goes into measuring rooms, listing the work and putting a realistic figure against it.
That’s why I’m building Property Edge: scan the space, describe what needs doing and get an itemised estimate using the local trade pricing behind our real jobs.
My aim is simple: help you understand what the work should cost, while you’re still on site.
Try it free for 7 days·Available on iPhone
Try it free for 7 days·Available on iPhone