A real estimate shell, not a generic form.
This is the customer-facing command center for Junk Huggers. Send photos, confirm access, and move into the cleanest quote path before anyone gets dragged into callback chaos.
Photo-first
Wide shots first. Close-ups after that.
Rules aligned
Bulky, heavy, and access logic stay visible.
Crew-ready
The quote path stays usable for the local team.
Command center
Send the photos once. Keep the quote path clean.
The estimator should feel like part of the same premium service system as the rest of the site, not an old widget stapled onto the side of it.
Step 1
Show the load clearly.
Start with wide shots of the whole pile, room, or driveway load. Then add close-ups of bulky items, appliances, or anything that could change access, labor, or specialty pricing.
Best first photo
One wide image of the full job so the crew can size the load fast.
Helpful follow-up
Bulky pieces, tight carry paths, stairs, gates, or specialty materials.
A few clean photos build the quote path much faster than a long phone explanation.
Drag, drop, or tap to upload the job.
Start with a few clear photos of the whole load. Then add close-ups of bulky pieces, stairs, gates, appliances, or anything else that changes labor or pricing. You can still add 30 more photos.
Start wide
A few wide photos of the whole load help us size the trailer space fast.
Show access
Stairs, gates, long carry paths, and tight halls change labor.
Highlight special items
Appliances, heavy debris, hot tubs, and bulky furniture need their own close-ups.
What to upload
Front view of the full pile, room, or driveway load.
Any oversized pieces that might trigger bulky-item rules.
Any stairs, gates, or access constraints that affect labor.
Why this works
A better first photo set means fewer callbacks, tighter pricing, and a cleaner handoff into scheduling once the quote is ready.
Use a short walkthrough when the job needs more context than still photos can show.
Add a walkthrough only if it helps.
Great for long carry paths, hidden debris, attic access, gate issues, or a job that unfolds room by room.
When it helps
Multi-room jobs, long driveways, stairs, or unusual access.
When you can skip it
Simple curbside or garage pickups with clear photos.
Why customers use this lane
Fast quote path. Less back-and-forth.
Real local crew
The same Bend-based team that answers the phone is the team this quote feeds.
Rules stay visible
Bulky items, heavy material, and access never get hidden from the customer.
Scheduler comes second
The estimator keeps the route clean before booking starts.
Command deck
Finish the quote intake cleanly.
Photos first
A few clear photos give us the fastest starting point.
Access matters
Stairs, gates, and carry distance change labor fast.
Quote before booking
We want the route and price shape clear before scheduling.
Step 2
Confirm where the job is.
ZIP, address, and quick access notes help us apply travel, route fit, and the right crew expectations from the start.
Step 3
Add contact info for the follow-up.
Optional — we'll follow up with your estimate
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Launch the quote
Add a few photos to start the estimate.
Start with a few clear photos of the full job. Then add close-ups for bulky items, access, or specialty material.