Painting
Prep, first coat, second coat — shown, not argued.
Surface prep and masking photos end the "you didn't prime" conversation before it starts. Product labels get read on the phone so the colour and sheen are on record.
Sound familiar?
- Disputes about prep work nobody can see anymore
- Which colour went where, months later
- Final walkthrough photos that live on one painter's phone
What changes with Jobsite
Prep documented
Scrape, sand, prime, repairs and masking, each with a timestamp and the address burned into the client copy.
Labels become text
Photograph the can; the product and colour name are searchable later.
Before/after for the review
The slider the client shares with their neighbours.
The painting checklist
Built in. Items tick themselves when the crew shoots the matching photo; the rest take one tap. Print it or download the PDF →
- Before (each elevation / room)before ×2
- Surface prep (scrape / sand / prime)progress
- Repairsprogress
- Maskingprogress
- First coatprogress
- Second coatprogress
- Finalprogress
- Product labelsdocument
Reports this trade sends
Completion: before/after pairs, final photos and a summary. All PDFs carry your name, logo and page numbers, and the line "Originals preserved · verification hashes available on request".