The workspace
Site board & rooms
Map rooms, walls, zones, and openings on an interactive grid. Every wall you draw becomes a measurable surface. Every room becomes a container for services. The floor plan is the single source of truth for the entire project scope.
How it works
1Draw or add rooms
Use the pen tool to draw walls point-by-point on a snap grid, or use the form to add rooms by name and dimension. Name each space, set its height, and arrange the layout.
2Define zones for grouped work
Zones let you group related spaces without strict measurements — hallways, exterior areas, or multi-room packages. They sit alongside rooms in the tree.
3Place doors and windows
Click any wall edge to place an opening. Choose a standard door, custom size, or window. The opening carves through the wall and tracks its own measurement type.
4Target surfaces with services
Switch to Services mode. Click a wall, floor, or ceiling on the canvas, then attach compatible services from your catalog. Shift-click to target multiple walls at once.
Why it matters
- Rooms, walls, and zones are structured data — not just shapes on a canvas
- Each surface can hold different services at different rates
- Drawing mode gives precise geometry; form mode gives quick manual entry
- The floor plan feeds directly into the Pricing Engine and estimate output
- 3D view available — tilt the plan to see extruded walls
- Snap grid ensures walls align and close properly
Tip
Start with a rough rectangle. You can drag corners, split edges, and adjust lengths after the room exists.