Nurse call takeoff. The quote builds itself.

Pull cords, pear pushes, ceiling pulls, reset buttons, over-door lights and corridor displays, pre-loaded with sensible symbols. Customise the SKUs, colours and prices to match your wholesaler in five minutes.

Set up which items you'd typically install in a bedroom (pull cord, reset, over-door light, for example). Drop one marker per bedroom on the plan; the full bedroom kit appears in the quote automatically.

Care-home managers want a clean, branded customer PDF with totals and your logo. The fitter wants every position, code and quantity on the marked-up plan and Excel schedule. mrkup.pro produces both in one click.

Does mrkup.pro know about HTM 08-03?

mrkup.pro doesn't enforce HTM 08-03 design rules (that stays with you), but it gives you the right symbol set, the right product categories, and a clean export format that lines up with how care-home buyers expect to see a nurse-call quote presented.

Can I handle care homes with 60+ bedrooms efficiently?

Yes. Use the per-bedroom default-products feature: set up your standard bedroom kit once in Settings, then on the plan you just drop one marker per bedroom. The 60 bedrooms turn into 60 fully-priced line groups in seconds. Multi-floor projects roll up into a single customer total.

Do you handle the difference between care homes and hospitals?

Both work the same way. They just need different default kits. Most care-home installers set up a "care home bedroom" preset (cord, reset, over-door light); hospitals tend to add staff alert buttons, isolated en-suites, and corridor displays. You can keep more than one preset and switch between them.

What about complex layouts with two distinct circuits?

You can mark a single floorplan as many times as you need to. Some installers use the colour palette to split, say, residential calls from carer-only assistance calls. Same plan, two visually distinct sets of dots, both in the quote.

Is this cheaper than the spreadsheets we use today?

Solo plan is £24.99 a month, cheaper than an extra hour of admin time on a single quote. Most installers we've spoken to estimate they save four to six hours per quote, mostly by skipping the copy-paste-into-spreadsheet step entirely.