New Brunswick
Construction quotes in New Brunswick
The country's only officially bilingual province, a single tax, and job sites where cell coverage disappears twenty minutes out of town. Devik was built here.
15% HST, one line
New Brunswick applies 15% HST, replacing both GST and the provincial tax. A single tax line on the quote and on the invoice.
| Province | Applicable taxes | Combined rate |
|---|---|---|
| New Brunswick | HST 15% | 15% |
Two languages in the same week
In Moncton, Dieppe or the Acadian Peninsula, a contractor moves from a francophone client to an anglophone one between two jobs. Most tools make you pick a language once and for all.
In Devik, each quote carries its own. Your interface stays in English while the document goes out in French — and the client portal, emails, reminders and text messages follow the document's language, not yours.
Job sites with no signal
Between back roads, basements and thin coverage, no signal is part of the trade. The capture — dictation, photos, notes — happens entirely offline and sends itself when the network returns.
This is not a degraded mode you switch on: it is how the mobile app normally works.
A price library that speaks the local market
At signup your account arrives with 30 to 50 realistic items for your trade in this region — clearly marked as starting values to adjust to your real prices. It is a starting point, not a claim to know your supplier costs.
FAQ
Can I invoice a Nova Scotia job from New Brunswick?
Yes. As a general rule the place of supply governs the tax profile, and that profile is chosen per quote. For your own situation, your accountant decides.
Does the app really work with no signal?
The capture does, entirely. AI pricing needs the server: the capture is queued and goes out as soon as the signal returns, with nothing to retry.
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