Siding, soffit & fascia
Walls measured by the square and named by elevation, tear-off and house wrap as their own lines, soffit, fascia and wrapped openings after them — with a full-exterior page on your website. Daybook speaks siding.
Siding is a project trade, and the app was built for project work: a lead, a site visit, a quote by the square, a win, a weather window on the scaffold, an invoice. Not a template with a different noun in the headline: siding has its own job types, its own checklists, its own quoting words, its own price list and its own website — and every screen that used to say brick or stone says square, elevation or tear-off to a siding crew.
The form that earns its keep is the tear-off & wrap inspection. It is the record of what was under the old siding before the new siding covers it for thirty years: which elevations came off, what was behind them, how many sheets of sheathing were replaced, whether the wrap was taped and lapped over the flashing, whether a sill pan went in at every opening. Photos of the bare wall are required before anything goes back on, and there is a change-order box for the rot nobody could have quoted from the ground.
On top of everything Daybook does for every trade — the full list is here — siding gets its own tools.
Siding by the square, tear-off by the square and again for a second layer, house wrap and tape by the roll, flashing per opening, insulation board and rainscreen strapping, J-channel, corner posts and utility trim by the foot, openings wrapped by the each, soffit and fascia by the linear foot, scaffold and mobilization on top — quote from your own price list, with your own numbers on it.
Vinyl, insulated vinyl, fibre cement lap and panel, engineered wood, cedar bevel and shakes, board & batten and steel by the square; tear-off, sheathing, wrap and flashing tape; starter strip, J-channel, corner posts, coil stock, light and hose-bib blocks, dryer and bath vents; vented soffit and aluminum fascia by the foot; scaffold and lift by the day, bins and dump fees — a labelled starter list on day one, with your own prices on it.
A site measure & exterior inspection that asks for the squares elevation by elevation, the openings to wrap and the soffit run before you quote; a tear-off & wrap inspection with photos of the bare wall required; and a completion & walkthrough that will not let the job close until the magnet sweep, the vents and the client’s signature are on it — attached to the right jobs automatically.
Full re-side, repair & storm damage, soffit & fascia, trim & wrap, new construction and commercial cladding — the job types, the examples and the document preview all speak siding, down to a quote line that reads Vinyl siding — 24 squares, supplied & installed.
Yard sign, storm canvass, insurance adjuster and builder as marketing sources; vinyl, fibre cement, wood & cedar, steel, soffit & fascia, repair and insurance claim as job specialties; homeowner, GC / builder, property manager and insurance work as client tiers — seeded on day one, yours to edit.
Squares and elevations, tear-off, house wrap, sill pans, exposure, J-channel, capping, soffit and fascia, sheathing and scaffold — drafts and job summaries use a siding crew’s vocabulary, and the auto-classifier files a job as a full re-side, a repair, soffit and fascia, trim and wrap, new construction or commercial cladding.
Your account starts with a real siding site template — a full-exterior page included — edit it in the app, and the quote-request form asks what is on the house now and how many storeys before it drops the lead straight into Daybook.
Your own numbers beat any feature list — put the squares, the tear-off and the wrapped openings on the list and see the quote the client signs.
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