Door Installation Estimator — Live Demo
This is a working example of a custom door installation estimator built for a finish carpenter in St. Louis. Your version would be built around your trade, your services, and your actual pricing. Enter your email at the end to see what a potential customer would receive.
Door Installation Estimate Demo
Your Company — Your Town
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Property address (for Zillow lookup)* All prices reflect labor only. Entry door unit replacements include foam sealant and silicone as consumables. Final pricing determined after site visit. Actual costs may vary based on structural conditions, out-of-square openings, or other site-specific factors. This estimate is not a contract.
If your project total is under $350, a project minimum of $350 applies.
You're viewing this estimator in demo mode. Enter your email below and submit to see exactly what your customers would receive. Select "Yes" to also receive the contractor notification email — so you can see both sides of the experience.
Want an estimator like this for your business?
This is a working demo. Your version uses your real rates, your door types, and your branding, and sends estimate emails to your customers automatically. It even handles conditional pricing like lead-safe and masonry surcharges, so it filters out tire-kickers and quotes real jobs.
See how it worksCommon questions
Can I use my own pricing?
Yes. The demo uses placeholder base prices per door type, but your version runs on your rates for every door and every add-on. Entry units, prehung, French, slab, bifold, bypass, cased openings, and whatever surcharges you apply. The pricing logic is built around how you quote, not a generic template.
How do the estimate emails work?
When someone finishes an estimate, the tool emails them a branded breakdown showing each door and its add-ons, and sends you a notification with their contact info and every option they selected. You can see both sides in this demo by submitting your own email. Every lead lands in your inbox with the scope already itemized.
Can it handle conditional pricing like lead paint or masonry?
Yes, and this door demo shows exactly that. When the customer enters the year the home was built, the tool automatically applies lead-safe work practice pricing for homes before 1978 and a masonry surcharge for homes before 1965 or basement entry doors. It also adds a fire-door charge automatically for garage-to-living-space doors. Your version can encode whatever conditional rules your trade and local code require.
How does this help me filter out tire-kickers?
Someone who fills out a full door-by-door estimate and hands over their contact info is showing real intent. Curious browsers rarely do. Giving people a ballpark up front also sets price expectations, so the ones who call already know the range. You spend less time driving out to look at jobs that were never going to book.
How is this different from a generic estimating app?
Most estimating apps are built for the contractor to use in the office. This is built for your customer to use on your website, as a lead-generation front end. It was built by a working finish carpenter for his own business first, not by a software company guessing at what trades need. It does one job well: turn a website visitor into a qualified lead with a real number attached.
What if a job is too complex for the estimator?
The tool is built to know its limits. In this demo, oversized cased openings and jobs beyond a set door count flag for a site visit instead of guessing at a number. That protects you from a customer holding you to a ballpark on a job that needed eyes on it. Your version can route any scenario you choose straight to a site-visit request.