Properties and maps

Look up a property before creating another pin

Check whether your company has already worked an address.

WHERE TO GOMenu → Look up a house

Before you start

Use the full street address and ZIP when possible.

Follow these steps

  1. Type the address and select the correct suggestion.

  2. Read whether the house is already pinned and review the available property details.

  3. Open the existing house if it is already in your company’s records.

  4. If it is new, review the available measure or pin action and any cost or setup message before continuing.

  5. Use recent-address shortcuts to revisit a property you already searched.

What you should see

You find the correct record before starting duplicate work.

If something looks wrong

  • No result? Verify the street number, city and ZIP. New construction or incomplete addresses may need a manual map check.
  • Details are locked? Read the property’s access message and check Credits or setup.

RELATED WALKTHROUGH

Find and review a property

A narrated overview of this workflow using actual app screens and demo data. The written steps above cover this article’s specific task.

Synthetic voice narration. Captions are included in the video; an English caption track is also available.

Read the video transcript

Check the address first
Open Look up a house and type the complete address. Check whether your company already has the property before creating another pin.

Return to saved houses
Pinned houses brings your property records together. Search by address and use the available filters to find the house you need.

Check the estimate
Review the property address, product, roof size, pitch and estimate. A measurement or rate-card error should be corrected before anything is sent to a homeowner.

Working a larger list?
Import addresses lets you send a named list to QwikQuote for review. Check the list first and explain the pieces you want in the note. Sending is not mailing.

Keep going

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