Priced services that attach to the building

Pick a row from your own service catalogue — gutters, concrete, insulation, stone, garage doors — and it appears in 3D with a quantity the building measures itself.

What it is

A bridge from the org's Service Catalog (names and rates in org_service_catalog) to geometry and a measured quantity. Twelve geometry kinds are recognised: gutter, gutter guard, gravel floor, concrete slab, concrete footer, concrete approach, concrete porch pad, garage door, Versetta stone, board and batten, wall insulation and roof insulation.

Also called: service catalog · add gutters · add concrete · options and upgrades · service pricing

See it, piece by piece
01

Your own service list, attached to the building

Pick a row from the services you already price — gutters, a concrete pad, insulation, stone, a garage door — and it appears in 3D on the building with a quantity the building measures for itself. Twelve kinds are recognised, including gutter guard, gravel floor, frost footer, concrete approach, porch pad, board and batten, and wall and roof insulation.

Design — Services
From Settings → Service Catalog+ Add service
Seamless gutters & downspouts
Open-top K-style on the eaves — linear feet follow the roof
Both eaves + lean-to eave · 124 lin ft × $9.50 = $1,178.00
$1,178.00
×
Concrete slab — 6″
Poured pad under the building — square feet = width × length
40′ × 60′ footprint · 2,400 sq ft × $7.25 = $17,400.00
$17,400.00
×
Wall insulation — fiberglass batt
Only the walls you turned on — sq ft net of openings, thickness to scale
Front endwall + left sidewall · 1,164 sq ft × $2.15 = $2,502.60
$2,502.60
×
Services$21,080.60
Three services on the building, each showing the quantity it measured and the rate it used. The real screen, drawn from the product’s own design system. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
02

Quantities follow the building; the quoted rate does not move

Change the building and the gutter footage follows the eaves, the slab square footage follows width times length, the approach follows the garage doors on the front, the porch pad follows the porches — unless somebody typed an override. The rate is frozen at the moment you added it, so editing your catalogue next month cannot quietly reprice a quote you already sent.

Services & Add-Ons — line calculator
Concrete Pad
Per Sq Ft
Customer sees: 4″ pad, 3,500 psi, fiber mesh with saw-cut control joints.tailored
$17,400.00
×
Length (ft)
40
×
Width (ft)
60
or
Rate / sq ft
$ 7.25
above standard $6.95 — reset
Square feet
2,400
40′ × 60′ = 2,400 sq ft × $7.25 = $17,400
A service line: quantity measured live, rate frozen at the moment it was added. The real screen, drawn from the product’s own design system. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
03

See what an option adds before you switch it on

Every toggle in the right-click menu carries its measured quantity and its price: On, 188 lin ft, $1,316 for gutters; a dollar figure on Insulate this wall. That turns an option list into a conversation you can have with the customer standing beside you, rather than a change you make now and price later at the desk.

04

Insulate the shop side and leave the equipment bay

Insulation is chosen per wall, per product and per thickness — batt, open-cell, closed-cell or rigid board, on a real thickness ladder — and drawn to scale inside the girt cavity. Square feet are measured net of the openings, and the note reports board-feet for the foam contractor. One building-wide toggle cannot describe the job that actually gets sold.

Design — Package
PackageHide
How the posts stand
Embedded posts
Floor — what you walk on
Concrete slab
Thickness(in)
−6+
Apron(ft)
−4′+
Foundation extras
Concrete frost footer — on (click to remove)
Wall insulation
Insulate all four walls
Front endwallInsulated
Fiberglass batt5.5″
Back endwallBare
Left sidewallInsulated
Fiberglass batt5.5″
Right sidewallBare
Roof / vapor
Roof insulationVapor barrier
Interior
Living / shop splitSteel liner
Ridge ventOn
Four walls: two insulated with their product and thickness, two left bare. The real screen, drawn from the product’s own design system. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
06

The upgrades that sell the building are drawn and measured

Stone veneer as a band at the wainscot height, measured net of whatever openings punch through it — a front wall that is mostly overhead door carries far less stone than its perimeter suggests. Vertical battens on the wall steel at 16 inch centres. A wainscot band splits the wall skin at its real height, so the two colours are drawn correctly and bought correctly, each at its own area.

How it works
  1. 1Catalog ids are tenant-private, so matching is by NAME (with category as a tie-break), never by id.
  2. 2Each placement freezes the catalogue rate at add time, so a later Settings edit cannot silently reprice a saved design.
  3. 3Quantity is RE-MEASURED from the building whenever the shell changes — gutter linear feet follow the eaves, slab square feet follow width times length, approach follows the garage doors, porch pad follows the porches — unless a rep typed an override.
  4. 4Some kinds only make sense once per building and are marked unique; garage doors stack.
  5. 5Built-in fallback rows let the right-click menu toggle the 3D even before a tenant has priced the matching catalogue line, at a zero rate that shows quantity only.
  6. 6Placements merge into the estimate's service list with quantities re-measured, while unlinked manual lines stay untouched.
Why we built it

Services attached to a building — concrete, site work, install labour — have to follow the geometry when the building changes, but not the price. If the building grows the quantity is re-measured and the quoted rate is left alone, because re-measuring a quantity is arithmetic and re-pricing a quote is a conversation with a customer. Services match to each company's own catalogue by name, so one shared definition works across shops that each keep their own private rates.

The problem
  • Add-on services quoted outside the model and going stale after a change.
  • Saved quotes silently repricing when a catalogue rate changes.
Sound familiar?
What you get
Quantities follow the building automatically.
The quoted rate is frozen with the quote.
Every option is visible in 3D, so the customer sees what they are buying.
What's inside
Gutters and downspouts, modelled like a real kit
5-inch K-style troughs on every eave with real hangers, end caps, outlets, elbows, 3x4 downspouts, wall straps, shoes and splash blocks — measured in linear feet the roof produces.
Floor, footer, approach and porch pads
Choose what you walk on — dirt, gravel or a poured slab — with an independent frost footer, an approach in front of each garage door and a pad under each porch.
Insulate the walls you actually insulate
Insulation is per wall, per product and per thickness, drawn at real inches inside the girts, with square feet measured net of openings.
Garage doors priced from your catalogue
A garage door row in your service catalogue places the actual door on the building at that size, and the insulated toggle prices from the catalogue's insulated row.
Stone veneer and board-and-batten
Stone veneer around the lower walls and vertical battens on the wall steel, drawn on the building and measured net of openings.

See it on your own jobs

Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.

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