Carpentry & Joinery Quoting Software

Use assemblies, hardware schedules, and change-order tracking to produce consistent proposals.

Who it’s for

Framing and finish carpentry contractors
Door/trim installers and joinery teams
GCs managing carpentry packages

Why

Assembly libraries for framing, doorsets, trim
Hardware schedules with auto-counts
Unit-rate templates for framework contracts
Change-order generator with approvals
Client-ready exports with alternates

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The carpentry & joinery quoting problem

Mixed scopes (framing vs finish), hardware/trim counts, and frequent changes make quotes fragile. TIBR uses assemblies and schedules to produce consistent, review-ready proposals.

Missed fixings and hardware in door/trim packages
Unit-rate frameworks vs lump-sum bids
Change-order churn and version control

How TIBR helps carpentry teams

Assembly libraries. Framing, sheathing, doorsets, trim packages.
Hardware schedules. Import sets and auto-count by opening.
Unit-rate templates. Price frameworks with auditable math.
Change orders. Lock baseline; add extras with approvals.
Exports. Client-ready PDFs and alternates.

Framing & sheathing

Stud/joist/rafter assemblies with waste.

Doors & trim

Doorsets, casing/base/crown LF with hardware.

Fixings & anchors

Prompted fasteners/connectors reduce misses.

CO tracking

Version history and approval trail built in.

Typical inclusions

Stud/joist/rafter assemblies, sheathing & blocking
Doorsets, hardware, trim packages
Access/rentals, fixings/anchors, protection
Waste, cleanup, punch and warranty notes

Results carpentry teams see

Cleaner bids with fewer scope gaps
Transparent change orders and faster approvals
Consistent unit-rate frameworks across projects

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FAQs

Can I import door/hardware schedules?

Yes; attach schedules and auto-count by opening.

Separate labor vs material?

Yes; split and rate each component clearly.

Handle unit-rate frameworks?

Yes; build and reuse auditable unit-rate templates.