All Trades

Carpentry

Bids that separate framing from finish. Change orders when the scope grows. Payment the day punch is done.

Framing at 7 AM, cabinet install at 1, bidding a pergola at 4.

You move between rough framing, finish trim, custom built-ins, and whatever the homeowner decided they wanted this morning. Every job runs on a different clock. Paperwork at the end of the day eats into the part that makes money.

Jobkore runs from the phone in your apron. Write the bid on the tailgate. Send the invoice from the driveway. Collect online before you pull the trailer home.

A carpentry bid is framing, trim, and millwork — priced separately.

Rough framing and finish trim are two different trades with two different material lists. Lumping them together leaves the client confused and leaves you no way to point to scope if things expand. Build the estimate in sections — demo, framing, blocking, trim, millwork, paint-ready punch — with line items under each.

The homeowner sees what they are paying for. The GC sees exactly where your scope ends and theirs begins.

Change orders for the scope that grows mid-build.

The client sees the rough framing and decides the pantry should be a walk-in. Adds a window seat. Wants a mantel that was not in the bid. Write each addition as a change order tied to the original estimate. Scope, price, signature. At the end of the job there is no argument about what was agreed to.

Deposit, mid-build draw, and final at punch.

Custom work takes weeks. Materials up front. A draw when framing or rough trim is complete. Final when the punch list is closed out. Pull every invoice from the same estimate and the billing math stays clean — you always know what is outstanding, and the client sees the same numbers you do.

Hank AI™ turns the walk-through into a structured bid in seconds.

You measured the space, photographed the site for reference, and jotted notes on your phone: joist sizes, existing conditions, what the client asked for. Hand those notes to Hank AI™ and in a few seconds the estimate is laid out in sections. Your pricing goes on top. You leave the driveway with the bid ready to send.

Hank never invents quantities, rates, or margins. It organizes what you observed.

Paid by card. No platform fee from us.

The invoice goes out with a payment link. The client pays by card or bank transfer. Stripe processes at their standard rate. Jobkore adds nothing on top.

Common questions.

$29/month flat, or $290/year if you pay annually (two months free). One plan, every feature — unlimited clients, estimates, invoices, change orders, and Hank AI™ included. 14-day free trial, no credit card required to start.
Yes. Jobkore runs in a mobile browser — write an estimate on the tailgate, send an invoice from the driveway, collect payment before you pull the trailer home. Every feature on desktop works on phone.
Yes — one-way from Jobkore to QuickBooks Online. Invoices, payments, and clients push to QuickBooks automatically so your bookkeeper is not re-keying anything. Data does not flow back from QuickBooks, so Jobkore stays the source of truth for estimates and change orders.
No. Jobkore is month-to-month. Cancel any time from the billing page — no contracts, no cancellation fees. You keep full access through the end of the billing period, and your data is never deleted.

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