Case Study

How an arborist found $1–2k a day hiding on their map.

We built a custom live map on top of Jobber that shows every request, recently sent quote, approved quote, and job as a pin — with Street View, custom pins like chip drops, and per-salesperson layers.

Now when a crew finishes a job early, they glance at the map and pick up an approved quote ten minutes away. Work that was already sold — just sitting in the backlog — can add an extra $1,000+ a day.

Your sales team sees new requests the moment they drop — and can be first to assess the site.

The Opportunity

Arborists drive all day. Every trip is an opportunity.

Arborist crews spend their day on the road — quote to job site, job site to chip drop, chip drop to the next removal. Every trip passes work that's already in the pipeline: the approved quote two blocks over, the new request that just came in down the street, the quoted house on the way home.

Two ways Power Maps pays off:

• First to assess wins the job. The quoter who shows up first almost always closes. See a new request the second it drops and be the first to assess.
• Nearby work makes crews more efficient and more profitable. Approved quotes sitting in the backlog are trips the crew is already making, with billable work tacked on for free. When a removal wraps at 1pm, three ten-minute-away quotes on the map turn the afternoon into billable work instead of a drive home.

The Solution

Every request, recently sent quote, and job — live, on one map.

We built Power Maps: a custom live satellite map on top of their Jobber account that pulls in every request, recently sent quote, approved quote, unscheduled job, and scheduled job as a color-coded pin.

• Live Jobber sync. One-time OAuth — then every change in Jobber pushes to the map within seconds. No refresh button.
• Street View on every pin. Click a pin — see the house, the driveway, the gate, the power lines. Before you get in the truck.
• Filter layers. Toggle by salesperson, job type, or status. A crew opens the map and sees only their route for the day — not a wall of everyone's work.
• Custom pins. Drop pins for the shop, the chip drop sites, the mechanic, the landfill. They show up next to Jobber jobs so crews can route the whole day — not just the billable stops.
• Mobile-first. The whole thing runs in a phone browser. Quoters use it from the truck, crews use it between jobs.

We scoped the filtering rules and layer structure with the client's team before we built. The goal: fit how they already work — not force a new workflow on them.

The Results

The backlog paid out.

Try it

Power Maps on your Jobber account.

Power Maps is live — connect your Jobber account and your existing requests, quotes, and jobs land on a live map, with the custom pins, filters, and per-salesperson views your team actually works from.

Also from Elm Studios: Requestify — the Quo + Jobber integration.