How does canvassing mode work in FastEstimateMaker?

Open your leads map and tap the Canvass toggle. Every address on the map becomes tappable - tap to log whether you spoke with someone, left a flyer, or need to come back. Each door gets saved as a lead in your pipeline automatically.

Can I plan my canvassing route in advance?

Yes. The Plan My Day feature pulls together your revisits, pending follow-ups, and nearby prospects into a numbered route. Tap Navigate and it opens in Google Maps or Apple Maps with turn-by-turn directions.

Does FastEstimateMaker show storm data for canvassing?

Yes. The weather history overlay pulls the last 7 days of NOAA storm reports - tornado, hail, and wind - and plots them as color-coded dots on your canvass map. You can scroll through days and focus your knocking on the hardest-hit neighborhoods.

Do I need a separate app for canvassing?

No. Canvassing, route planning, lead management, estimates, invoices, and payments are all built into one app. There's nothing extra to install or pay for - it's included in your $29/month subscription.

What trades benefit most from canvassing mode?

Roofers, siding contractors, exterior painters, solar installers, and anyone who canvasses neighborhoods after storms or for seasonal work. The storm overlay is especially powerful for storm-chasing roofers who need to target specific damage zones.

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Stop canvassing blind. Map every door, plan every route.

FastEstimateMaker turns your phone into a canvassing command center. Tap doors on a map, log results instantly, see NOAA storm data overlaid in real-time, and plan tomorrow's route - so you hit the right streets at the right time.

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Canvassing workflow from one map

Log doors, target storm-hit streets, route follow-ups, and send estimates without leaving the field.

CANVASS MODE

Tap a door. Log the result. Move to the next one.

Tap any address on the canvassing map and mark the outcome: interested, left flyer, not home, revisit, or do not knock. Each door becomes a tracked lead with address history.

Map view showing color-coded canvassing pins with a quick action panel — Door outcomes stay attached to the map.

Canvass map with NOAA storm report dots and a seven day history picker — Storm reports show where to knock first.

Map view showing a numbered route with pins for revisits follow-ups and prospects — Routes combine revisits and new prospects.

Text message showing a branded estimate link preview sent from the job site — Text a branded estimate from the field.

Canvassing Software - Questions & Answers

"How do I log doors while canvassing?"

Open the map, tap an address, and mark the outcome: interested, not home, left flyer, come back later, or do not knock.

"Can it plan my route?"

Yes. Plan My Day organizes revisits, follow-ups, and nearby prospects into a route you can open in Google Maps.

"Does it show storm data?"

Yes. NOAA hail, wind, and tornado reports can be shown on the map so exterior contractors know where to canvass first.

"Do I need separate canvassing software?"

No. Canvassing, CRM, AI estimates, follow-ups, invoicing, and payments live in one contractor app.

"Which trades use it most?"

Roofing, siding, solar, painting, pressure washing, landscaping, and other contractors who sell door-to-door or after storms.

The next storm is coming. Be the first contractor on those streets.

Every door you knock without a system is a lead you'll forget by Friday. Canvass with FastEstimateMaker and turn every knock into a tracked, closeable lead.

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No credit card required. Setup takes 2 minutes.

Stop canvassing blind. Map every door, plan every route.

Canvassing workflow from one map

Tap a door. Log the result. Move to the next one.

See where hail, wind, and tornado reports landed.

Build the next route from revisits and nearby prospects.

Turn the conversation into a branded estimate link.

Canvassing Software - Questions & Answers

The next storm is coming. Be the first contractor on those streets.