Knowing your numbers are accurate in Estimate Rocket

It is critical knowing your proposal amount will be accurate for your area based on labor rates and material prices. How do you know that will be accurate before sending out the proposal?

In Estimate Rocket the change of your labor price and your material price will be critical to for you to understand you are charging the proper amount for your work. A single labor component can be related to 20+ items which allows you to change the labor in a single spot and have the production rate based price of all the related items change accordingly.

Regional pricing for the same trade can fluctuante over 50% and because labor can make up around 80% of the total price of your project the labor price is the most critical.

Why Estimate Rocket?

Labor Price Changing Convenience

From the item library the user can change a single price, for example, interior painting per hour.
That single price change to the labor will effectively change the per piece, per linear foot or per square foot pricing on doors, door frames, windows, window frames, trim, crown molding, ceiling and wall painting in accordance with the labor price change. You no longer need to manage a price change on those 20+ interior items because your interior painting labor price changed.

This concept is not isolated to the painting industry, it can be used in many other scenarios where a common labor type is used.

Material Price Changing Convenience

Considering a parallel price change to material will have a similar affect to the labor price change. For example, when considering exterior painting a premium exterior paint will be used for the different exterior substrates such as siding, fascia, trim, window frames, door frames, gutters, downspouts, etc.

Changing the per gallon price on that single premium exterior paint will change the unit price on all the related items.