Contractor photo app · photo app for contractors

The contractor photo app that files every job by address — then you send the link

You already shoot the work. A photo app for contractors should not dump Recents on a client. Capture on site, keep an album per address, forward one live link from your page, then attach those photos to the estimate or invoice while the job is still fresh.

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How it works

Photos by job, a client link, an invoice with proof — then new jobs nearby

  1. 01

    Photos by job

    Every shot lands in the album for that address.

  2. 02

    Share with the client

    One live link. They open it in any browser.

  3. 03

    Invoice with proof

    Put the same photos on estimates and invoices.

  4. 04

    Get found for new jobs

    Your Page, Local Pages, and marketplace — with the photos you already take.

By job

One album per address

Live link

Client opens in the browser

Proof on the invoice

Estimates & invoices

Starter free

Your page and CRM to start

The problem

Texting job photos is not a contractor photo app

Clients should not hunt a group text for proof. A photo app for contractors keeps every job in an album by address so you can share one link — then send the estimate — without rebuilding the set from Recents.

Scattered job photos versus albums organized by project

How photos move

From the contractor’s phone to the client packet

Capture on site, file the contractor album by address, share one live link, then attach photos to the estimate or invoice. That is the photo app for contractors — not a folder dump.

01

Capture on site

Take progress shots, before-and-afters, and walkthroughs on iPhone or Android. Your crew already has a camera in their pocket.

Technician taking jobsite photos on a phone

02

Organize by project

Pin the job address so every photo lands in the right album. When someone asks for proof later, you can find it.

Project photo album organized by job address on a phone

Take the picture on site. It stays with that job. Send the client one link. Put the same pictures on the invoice.

03

Share with clients

Send one link from your page. Homeowners and property managers scroll the photos in any browser — they don’t need the app.

Client viewing job photos from a share link in the browser

04

Attach to estimates & invoices

Estimates, work orders, and invoices live with the photos. Send the paperwork with proof already on it.

Estimate and invoice next to a jobsite photo album

05

Crew photo sharing on site

Invite supers, subs, and techs to upload. Everyone feeds the same album, so nobody is hunting through texts.

Crew uploading job photos to a shared album from the field

06

Before and after service photos

Remodelers, HVAC techs, landscapers, and plumbers close faster when the client can see the before and after — then you send the estimate while it’s still fresh.

Before and after photos in a client-facing job album

What you get

Shoot the job. File it. Share it. Quote it.

Capture on site

On iPhone or Android — progress, before-and-afters, and walkthroughs from any job or service call.

Organize by job

Pin the address so every photo lands in the right album. Easy to find later.

Share with clients

Send one link from your page. Clients scroll in any browser — they don’t need the app.

Attach to estimates & invoices

Photos and CRM in one place. Send paperwork with the pictures that prove the work.

Sound familiar?

Four contractor-photo headaches — one app

Mixed camera roll

Photos from four visits sit in one camera roll — hard to find the right shots when a client calls.

Album per project

Keep photos by job address so every shot stays with that project.

Crew out of sync

Techs text photos to dispatch, dispatch texts the office, and nobody has the full set when it’s time to share with the client.

Crew on one album

Everyone uploads to the same album — field and office see the same photos.

Messy handoffs

Twenty compressed texts or a Drive permission maze doesn’t look like a finished job.

One client link

Share a clean gallery from your page. Keep adding photos without resending a new link.

Photos in one place, invoices in another

You prove the work in photos, then switch apps to quote, schedule, or invoice.

Page + CRM

Put before-and-after photos on estimates and invoices — same page, same brand.

A photo app for contractors that does not stop at the gallery

Most photo apps for contractors dump a folder and leave you to quote in something else. FWDLink is the contractor photo app that keeps capture, the address album, the client link, and the estimate in one page. You show the work, then you send the number.

Your crew should add photos. You should still own the client.

Invite upload-only seats so helpers feed the same contractor album from the field. You keep the live link, the estimate, and the invoice. One story for the homeowner, not five text threads.

Before-and-afters that turn into paperwork

When the transformation is on screen, send the estimate or invoice with those photos attached. Starter is free to start — see Plans for storage, seats, and online payment fees.

For trades and field service

A photo app for contractors — remodel, service, and outdoor trades

Remodeling & GC

Keep each phase in one album — before, during, and after — so the client can follow the job.

HVAC, plumbing, electrical & garage door

Rough-in, repair, install, and callback photos stay with the address, ready when you need them.

Landscaping & cleaning

Before and after for every visit — arrival, work in progress, and sign-off.

Roofing & exteriors

From tear-off to close-out, photos for adjusters, GCs, and homeowners.

Ready for the next job?

Your page

Your FWDLink page is the contractor photo app clients open

Your page is where contractor photos sit next to estimates and invoices. One forwardable link for the job — same brand when you close.

fwdlink.com/you

  • One album per job

    Pin the address or name the client. When they ask for “the photos from Tuesday,” you open the job — not a camera roll from four other sites.

  • Crew can add, you still close

    Helpers and techs upload into the contractor album. Billing, client links, and estimates stay with you.

  • Look first, then the quote

    Clients scroll before-and-afters in the browser. You send the estimate or invoice from the same page — photos already attached.

Contractor photo app — FAQ

What is a contractor photo app?
A contractor photo app lets you capture job photos on site, file them by address, share one client link, and attach those photos to estimates and invoices. FWDLink is that photo app for contractors — page and CRM in one workspace.
Is this a photo app for contractors or only for construction GCs?
Any contractor who documents jobs: remodelers, roofers, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, cleaning, and general contracting. Same flow — album by address, client link, then the estimate.
Can my crew use the contractor photo app from the field?
Yes. Invite teammates with upload access. They add photos to the job album from their phones. You keep control of sharing and billing.
Do clients need to install a photo app for contractors?
No. You send a link from your page. They open contractor photos in any browser. Keep adding — the same link stays current.
Can I attach contractor photos to estimates and invoices?
Yes. Attach stills, walkthrough video, or a live FWDLink from the job album. The paperwork and the photos live on the same page.
How is a contractor photo app different from texting photos?
Texts compress, scatter, and look unprofessional. A contractor photo app files by address, gives the client one clean gallery, and lets you attach the same set to the estimate — not twenty blurry bubbles.
FWDLink

Start the next job in a contractor photo app that also invoices

Claim a free page, capture on site, file contractor photos by address, and share one client link. Then attach the album to the estimate or invoice. Starter is free — see Plans for storage, seats, and online payment fees.

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