Build commercial and metal roofing bids by department, location, and cost code, and hand the estimate straight to the project. No re-keying into a second system.
Most estimating tools spit out a number and stop. Then someone rebuilds that number as a budget in the accounting system, and the two drift apart the day work starts. SitewideOps builds the estimate in the same shape the job runs: one row per Department (trade) × Location (branch) × Cost Code × Cost Type, with unit rates or lump sums per line.
As you build, the estimate shows live estimated cost, gross margin, and GM% so you're negotiating with the real number in front of you. When you win the work, that estimate becomes the project's starting budget: the same cost codes your field costs post against and your WIP schedule reads. There's no export step, and nothing to rebuild or reconcile.
Estimating in SitewideOps is fast to build and structured to run.
Every line carries a department, location, cost code, and cost type. Enter a unit rate and quantity, or drop in a lump sum where that’s how you price it.
Build per-installed-unit component templates once. Add an assembly by quantity and it explodes into fully-coded estimate rows. No rebuilding the same tear-off or membrane build-up every bid.
Calibrate a plan sheet to a known dimension, measure lengths and areas on it, mark it up, and compare revisions when the set changes, all in the built-in drawing viewer.
Estimated cost, gross margin, and GM% recompute as you edit. You always know what the job makes before you sign it.
A sectioned quote with product and labor lines, versions, and typed or drawn e-signature. Approving a quote spins up the project you run the job from.
A six-step wizard (Info, Contacts, Schedule of Values, Phases, Cost Codes, Budget & Risk) turns the winning estimate into a fully structured project.
The estimate is the front door to the whole job.
Calibrate a plan sheet, measure areas and linear runs, and mark it up in the built-in drawing viewer, with revision compare when the set changes. Quantities are entered on the estimate lines.
Add assemblies and line detail across departments and locations. Watch estimated cost and gross margin update as you shape the bid.
Send a sectioned quote, capture a typed or drawn signature, and version it if the scope changes during negotiation.
Approving the quote spins up the project. The estimate becomes the starting budget your job-cost ledger and WIP schedule read from day one.
Built for negotiated and bid commercial work. Assemblies and cost-code structure are aimed at months-long metal and low-slope projects. They are not for one-day residential retail estimates.
See how a SitewideOps estimate becomes the budget, the WIP, and the billing, without ever leaving the platform.
Anyone interested gets a free 21-day demo account: the full product, every feature, no credit card.