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Full weeks, without spending your evenings on the phone.

Stud walls, suspended ceilings, insulation: you run jobs of several days, between subcontracting and private clients. The point is to keep both flowing, with no gaps and no paperwork.

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In short

Jobs blocked out in weeks, private enquiries qualified online, subcontracting tracked per main contractor, stage applications invoiced, and chasers that go out without you.

Typical serviceDurationDeposit
Quotation visit45 minfree
Stud partition (per day)full day30% of the quote
Suspended ceiling, standard room2 days€200
Loft insulation2 days30% of the quote
Fitting out a whole floor2 weeks30% of the quote
An example setup. Your durations and your amounts are your own, agreed when we install it.
01

A schedule in blocks, not slots

Your unit of work is the day or the week. A calendar built for hour-long appointments is no use: what you need to see is which weeks are taken and which are empty.

Traxo blocks the work out in days and weeks, keeps a window for quoting visits, and shows your workload two months out. In January you know whether March is quiet, and you have time to do something about it.

  • Work booked in whole days or whole weeks
  • Quoting visits grouped at the end of the day
  • Workload visible eight weeks ahead
02

Less dependent on subcontracting

Working for two or three main contractors is comfortable until one of them stops. Private jobs pay better, but they mean being findable and answering — two hard things when you are screwing plasterboard all day.

The website makes you visible on “plasterer + your town”, the AI receptionist takes the enquiries while you are on site, and the quoting visits book themselves in at the end of the day. Your share of direct work grows without you answering more calls.

Common mistake

Relying on a single main contractor and having no presence online. The day he slows down, it takes three months to get known — three months of cash flow.

03

Applications and stage payments

On jobs running several weeks, invoicing goes by application. Traxo follows the progress you declare and produces the matching invoice, with a summary of what has been fixed.

For private clients it is simpler: deposit on signing, balance at handover, an automatic chaser if the date passes. For main contractors, every job keeps its history and the amounts settled.

  • Invoicing by stage application
  • History per main contractor and per job
  • Automatic chasers on overdue invoices
04

Work nobody sees: show the site

Good dry lining is invisible, and that is the whole problem. What convinces people is photos of the work in progress: straight framing, clean joints, floors protected. And reviews from customers who talk about dates being kept.

The review request goes out at the end of the job, and your work feeds the website by type: loft conversions, acoustic ceilings, fire-rated partitions. That is the vocabulary serious customers type in.

“I never used to ring private customers back in the evening, I was too shattered. Now the quoting visits are already booked by the time I get home.”

Illustrative example · plasterer, 2 employees, greater Rennes

Common questions

It does two things: it makes you findable the day a main contractor slows down, and it reassures the ones considering you — they look you up online too before handing you a package.

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