For painting contractors
Painting software that knows what RRP is
Estimates by scope, colors specced from the real Sherwin-Williams book, lead-paint paperwork handled for pre-1978 homes, and the signed scope that protects your money before a drop cloth comes out.
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The parts of the job that cost you money
Estimating a repaint takes all night
Build by scope: prep, sand, spackle, caulk, prime, two coats, materials. Price it in minutes at the kitchen table, not at 11pm.
Pre-1978 homes and the EPA
Enter the address and TradeDesk pulls the year built. Pre-1978 gets flagged, the Renovate Right pamphlet gets signed, and the record stays in that client hub for good.
Color changes turn into arguments
Specify exact colors with name, code and LRV on the estimate, so "that is not the white I picked" has a paper answer.
The final check never comes
Scope e-signed before you start, deposit at signing, and your mechanic’s-lien deadline tracked from the day the job completes.
Nobody else does the lead-paint paperwork
Disturb more than six square feet of paint in a home built before 1978 and the EPA’s RRP rule applies. Most contractor apps do not mention it. TradeDesk shows the client the Renovate Right pamphlet, captures their signature saying they read it, and keeps both on file permanently.
TradeDesk keeps the records. It is not legal advice, and it does not replace your RRP certification.
Run your next painting contractor job on it.
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