A carport installer walks up a Texas driveway toward a finished vertical-roof steel carport in late-afternoon light

Quote first. Win the job.

Your own quote page prices carports, patio covers, fences and gazebos in under 60 seconds.

Most small contractors take two or three days to send a quote. By then the homeowner has already hired whoever answered first.

QuoteSnap answers for you. The homeowner gets a price range from your own rules while you are still on the last job, and the site visit lands in your Google Calendar.

From address to booked visit in four steps.

What the homeowner does on your branded page, and what lands on your phone.

  1. Address & footprint

    They trace the pad on a satellite map.

    The homeowner types an address and drags the corners of a suggested footprint. The readout snaps to your sizes as they go: traced 19'×23', quoted as 20'×26'. Fences trace in linear feet.

    A level concrete driveway extension beside a brick ranch home, ready for a carport
  2. Options & photos

    They pick options and add two photos.

    Roof style, frame gauge, leg height, side panels and anchors come straight from your trade template. One to three photos show the surface, slope and anything in the way.

    A compacted gravel parking pad beside a garage with a wooden fence on the property line
  3. Under 60 seconds

    They see a price range, not a guess.

    The AI reads the site from the photos and the satellite tile. Your rules set the number, rounded to $50, with the line items shown and “Final price confirmed on-site”.

    A finished steel carport sheltering a sedan on a concrete driveway in front of a brick home
  4. Site visit

    They book a visit into your calendar.

    Open slots come from your weekly hours minus your Google Calendar. You get a text and an email with the address, the range and the photos.

    A contractor measures a driveway with a tape while the homeowner looks on

Titan Shield Carports · Fort Worth, TX

Every request lands on one board.

New, Quoted, Visit booked, Won or Lost. Every quote request sits in one column, with its price range and size.

New

2
  • Marcus R.

    Fort Worth, TX

    Carports

    $6,740–$7,56020'×26'

  • Dana W.

    Keller, TX

    Patio Covers

    $5,400–$6,12014'×22'

Quoted

2
  • Luis O.

    Arlington, TX

    Carports

    $9,050–$10,12024'×31'

  • Priya N.

    Burleson, TX

    Patio Covers

    $4,620–$5,28012'×21'

Visit booked

1
  • Cole H.

    Fort Worth, TX

    Carports

    $6,120–$6,89022'×26'

Won / Lost

1
  • Tasha G.

    Fort Worth, TX

    Carports

    $5,400–$6,03020'×24'

    Won

A carport installer in his pickup cab checks a booked visit on his phone, a finished carport through the windshield

Set your prices once. The AI never sets the number.

Enter your width × length grid, or import the spreadsheet you already publish. Add roof style, the 14 to 12 gauge upgrade, leg height over 6', panels and anchors.

The AI only spots the surface, the slope and what is in the way, then picks your site adders. Low confidence widens the range. Prefer to check first? Turn on review before sending.

Built for the structures you put up.

Carports first. Every trade has its own template and its own unit.

A steel carport over a concrete driveway in a Texas neighbourhood

Carports

Width × length grid, 12-24' wide by 21-41' long, regular, boxed-eave or vertical roofs.

An aluminium patio cover over a backyard patio

Patio covers

Attached or freestanding, lattice, solid or insulated, priced per sq ft.

A wooden gazebo in a backyard at golden hour

Gazebos

Size presets by material.

A new cedar privacy fence along a backyard property line

Fencing

Material and height per linear ft, gates each, old-fence removal per ft.

Decks, pergolas and the rest

A custom template: you choose the unit (sq ft, linear ft or each) and add your own adders.

One flat price. No fee per lead.

Lead sites charge you for every homeowner. QuoteSnap charges for the tool.

$99per month

14-day free trial, then billed monthly through Stripe.

  • Your branded quote page with your logo, colour and phone
  • Pricing templates for carports, patio covers, fencing and gazebos
  • Satellite footprint tracing and AI site reading
  • Google Calendar booking with email and text alerts
  • The lead board, with every quote and its history

Launch offers

  • Done-for-you setup. Set up QuoteSnap yourself for free, or pay $199 one-time and Shawn sets up your branding, logo, pricing, quote page and calendar connection, then runs a test quote.
  • Free setup for the first 5 subscribers. Free done-for-you setup for the first 5 subscribers (normally $199).
  • First-visit promise. If QuoteSnap doesn't book you a site visit in your first 14 days, your next month is free.
  • Founding price lock. The first 10 contractors lock in $99/month for life.

Questions contractors ask.

How accurate is the price?
Homeowners see a range, for example $4,200–$5,000, built from your own rules. Every quote says the final price is confirmed on-site, at the visit they just booked.
Where do the measurements come from?
Both from the map and from the homeowner. QuoteSnap suggests a footprint on the satellite view and the homeowner adjusts the corners. The traced shape wins.
What if the AI cannot read the site?
The quote still goes out, with a wider range and the note “Site details confirmed at your visit”. The AI never sets a price, so a failed read never invents one.
Do I need Google Calendar?
It is how visits book themselves around your busy times. Without it, bookings are stored on the lead and you get an alert, so homeowners are never blocked.
Can I send the quote link by text?
Yes. Text the link from any lead. Homeowners get their quote and booking confirmation by email and text, and you get new-lead alerts the same way.

About Titan Shield Carports

Titan Shield Carports delivers excellent workmanship using top-tier products and materials. We build metal carports and patio covers with metal roofing, and patio covers that tie seamlessly into your existing shingle roof. Serving Fort Worth, Texas.

An installer bolts the base of a steel carport leg to a concrete pad at dusk

Be the first quote they read.