Industries
Built for businesses that work on site
Every trade plans, drives, works and invoices in its own way. Pick your trade and read how TelMaar fits, from the first appointment to the paid invoice.
Nine trades, one way of working
Whether you replace a fuse board, fit a bathroom or clean an office: the day starts with a schedule and ends with an invoice. In between are hours, materials, photos and a signature. TelMaar keeps that together, in the language each team member chooses.
Electricians
From fault report to paid invoice, without evening work
An electrician rarely has a quiet day: a fault in between, a fuse board that takes longer than expected, and a customer asking whether you can come by tomorrow too. The work itself goes fine. Keeping track of it is what gets left behind.
Read how it worksPlumbers and installers
Leak, boiler or complete bathroom: one administration for all of it
A plumber mixes small urgent jobs with large projects. A leaking tap at nine, a two-week bathroom renovation alongside. The same applies to both: what you do not write down, you do not invoice.
Read how it worksHeating and heat pump installers
From quote to maintenance contract, heat pumps included
Installing a heat pump is not a morning's job. A quote comes first, often with subsidy information, then a day or two of work with several engineers, and then years of maintenance. With a boiler it is shorter, but the pattern is the same.
Read how it worksPainters and maintenance companies
Hours, paint and extras: everything on the sheet before you drive home
Painting is hourly work. A facade of three days, a stairwell of a week, and in between that window frame that turned out to be more wood than paint. The difference between profit and loss is whether that extra work ends up on the invoice.
Read how it worksCleaning companies
Fixed rounds, changing crews, one invoice a month
A cleaning company runs on repetition: every Monday that office, every Thursday that school, and in between a move-out clean or an urgent job. The schedule is the product. Who is where, for how long, and whether it was done.
Read how it worksSmall contractors
From quote to handover, with stages and subcontractors
A contractor switches between quotes, scheduling, purchasing and invoices. A dormer, an extension, a three-week renovation: every project has its own materials, its own people and its own stages. And with business customers VAT is often reverse-charged.
Read how it worksKitchen and bathroom fitting
Quote, fitting and handover without loose ends
Fitting a kitchen or bathroom is a project with many parties: the customer, sometimes a showroom, a plumber, an electrician and you as the fitter. Everything has to be in the right place on the right day, and afterwards it must be clear what was done extra.
Read how it worksSecurity installers
Installation, handover and annual servicing, neatly recorded
Whoever installs alarm systems, cameras or access control works with trust. The customer wants to know what was installed, when, and by whom. And you want the annual servicing not to be forgotten, because that is where your recurring revenue is.
Read how it worksSolar panel and EV charger installers
Many enquiries, short jobs, tight scheduling
Solar panels and EV chargers are volume work: many enquiries, many quotes, and jobs that are done in half a day or a day. Whoever does not keep scheduling and follow-up tight, loses enquiries and invoices late.
Read how it worksWhy these trades
There is planning every day
Who is where today is the first question of the morning. A planning board everyone sees on their phone saves phone calls.
The work happens at the customer
Hours, materials and photos arise on site. They should be recorded there, not from memory in the evening.
A job sheet must become an invoice
Without retyping. The signed sheet is the basis of the invoice, the same day.
Teams are often multilingual
The owner, the planner and the engineer do not always speak the same language. Each works in their own; the customer gets a Dutch invoice.
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