The invoice gets written up that evening, or next week
Notes, photos and measurements come back from the house while the plumber is still there. The charge goes out the same day.
Most plumbing work is one visit and one payment, so the money should land the same day the wrench does. QuixChex books it, sends the plumber, prices it from what they found, and charges the card before they pull away.
How a job runs
Call comes in, you assign it, the plumber gets the address on their phone. They scope the line, send the camera footage back, and the office turns it into a priced job. Customer approves, card or bank account on file gets charged, receipt goes out automatically.
The address is on their phone. Camera footage and notes go back from the driveway, not from the office that evening.
It becomes a priced job off your own list. The customer approves and the card or bank account on file is charged.
Backflow tests and service agreements come round on their own schedule instead of on somebody’s memory.
Line clear. Invoice gone by dinner. Paid.
Notes, photos and measurements come back from the house while the plumber is still there. The charge goes out the same day.
A tankless install or a repipe can be split into a deposit and a balance instead of one lump at the end.
Backflow tests renew on a schedule and bill themselves, so the certification revenue doesn't depend on anyone's memory.
Day one
Say you run a plumbing business and QuixChex sets this up for you before you've typed anything. Every price is editable — they're a starting point, not a rule.
| Service | What it covers | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Service Call / Diagnostic | On-site diagnosis, per visit | $89 |
| Drain Cleaning | Snake or auger a clogged drain | $185 |
| Hydro Jetting | High-pressure line clearing | $425 |
| Water Heater Replacement | Tank unit supply and install | $1,650 |
| Tankless Water Heater Install | Tankless supply and install | $3,400 |
| Toilet Install | Remove and install a new toilet | $285 |
| Faucet / Fixture Install | Supply and install a fixture | $175 |
| Garbage Disposal Install | Supply and install disposal | $245 |
| Sump Pump Replacement | Supply and install sump pump | $650 |
| Sewer Line Camera Inspection | Scope the sewer line | $250 |
| Repipe | Supply lines, per fixture | $450 |
| Backflow Test & Certification | Annual test and cert | $135 |
FAQ
Yes. The service call is its own line item; when the repair is approved you adjust the job before it's billed.
Yes. A commercial account can sit on its own schedule and be billed monthly for everything that happened, rather than per visit.
Yes — per-fixture is one of the starting line items, and you set the count when you build the job.
The job and what it’s for, the customer’s name and number, the address with a button that opens directions, and whatever the office typed on it. Set up a short on-site checklist once in the office — for plumbing it suggests fixture or system, model or serial, and age — and it comes up on every job after that, so what was on the wall gets written down at the house rather than remembered later. Notes and photos go on from there, and they tap arrived and leaving.
Yes, on jobs. Set your rate and what you call it once, and it’s worked out on the estimate as you price it and again on the bill. A customer marked exempt is charged none, and a single job can be marked exempt on its own without touching the customer.
No. Approve it on their behalf and the job records that it was a staff approval rather than the customer tapping a link — the two are not the same evidence, and it says which one happened. A copy of the estimate as agreed is filed either way, and a confirmation goes to the customer.
A short call, on your own services and your own customers. We'll show you what the first week looks like, and talk through what it would take to get you there.