Odd jobs go elsewhere
Only the work you want is on the buttons, so a kitchen tap never arrives dressed as a lead you have to reply to.
The quote tool, set up for builders.
Extension, loft, renovation or groundwork, whether there are drawings yet, and when they want to start. The evening quoting gets a lot shorter.
It asks the five things you would ask on the phone. Extension, loft, renovation or groundwork, whether there are drawings yet, and when they want to start. The odd jobs go elsewhere and you get a start date you can plan to, so the evening quoting gets a lot shorter. The tool you can try here is the driveways version.
What the building version asks
The tool further down this page is the driveways version. It is one of four we have shipped, along with drainage, fencing and tree surgery, and it is the closest of the four to the way a building enquiry runs.
A building firm's version asks these five instead.
The building version, step by step
Four screens of buttons, then a postcode, then a name and a number.
- One, what is the work: extension, loft conversion, renovation, or groundwork
- Two, how far along it is: drawings done, architect appointed, or an idea so far
- Three, the property and the postcode, and when they want to start
- Four, photos, optional: the house, the plot and the side access
- Five, name and phone, asked last, once the job is already described
How it keeps your evenings for real jobs
Hanging a door is not a two storey extension, and the person asking for each of them looks identical in an inbox. The five answers make them look nothing alike.
Drawings or daydreams
An architect already appointed is a job with a date. An idea from last weekend is a follow up in three months, and now you can tell them apart.
A start date you can plan to
Timing arrives with the lead, so the ones that fit your gap in the spring go to the top and the rest wait their turn.
Where the lead actually turns up
WhatsApp within seconds, email behind it as the record. A builder on a site all day is not refreshing an inbox, so the lead goes to the phone that is already in the pocket.
It arrives with the work, the stage, the timing, the postcode, the photos, the name and the number. That is enough to decide whether it is a phone call tonight or a site visit on Friday.
Big jobs take three or four conversations to land, so the email copy is the record you go back to when the drawings finally turn up in March.
This is the quote tool we put on your site
The tool below is the driveways version. Nothing is sent from this page. Yours would carry extensions, loft conversions, renovations and groundwork on the buttons.
Show it for:
Step 1 of 5, about a minute
What's the problem?
Tap the closest match.
How urgent is it?
An honest answer helps with scheduling. Same day on emergencies.
What kind of property?
Helps us work out the likely drain layout.
Please enter a valid UK postcode.
Got photos of the drain?
Optional. A shot of the standing water or the open chamber tells the engineer a lot.
Add photosTap to choose from your device
Used only to scope the quote. Nothing is sent in this demo.
Where do we send the quote?
In a real build this lands in the engineer's inbox.
Sorted.
The engineer will reply within one working day. That is what your customer would see.
Reference- Service
- Property
- When
- Area
And this is what you get
New lead in your inbox.
Nothing is sent here. It is a working demo of the tool we build into every site.
The tool on a live client site
Live now
Hemsley Building Services, Wakefield
Our first client build, live since August 2026. Mark runs a building firm in Wakefield, and the quote form on his site was tested end to end before it went anywhere near a customer.
- A 119 photo gallery in five tabs
- A page for every area the firm covers
- The form tested end to end before it went live
"Thank you so much for what you have done, you've definitely gone above and beyond."
Four things builders ask about the tool
Which version is on this page?
The driveways one. We have shipped four so far and that is the closest match to a building enquiry. Yours would be built with extensions, lofts, renovations and groundwork on the buttons.
Can it ask about budget without scaring people off?
A band works better than a box. Most people will tap a range when they will not type a number, and you still learn enough to know whether to quote.
We only want extensions and lofts. Can it say no to the rest?
Yes, and it should. If a job is not on the buttons it is not a lead, and the page can point the rest at somebody you are happy to recommend.
Can people send plans through it?
The photo step takes a picture of a drawing perfectly well, and for a full set we send them a link to upload once you have spoken.
We build the site with the building version wired up, send a test lead, then send you the link.
- Free live demo. We build it first and put it on a real web address. You open it before any money changes hands.
- Keep your domain. Your web address stays yours. If you need one we buy it in your name.
- Live in 7 days. Seven days from sign-off. Photos, copy, forms, the lot.
- Nothing monthly at the sale. One fixed price for the build, published on our pricing page. The care plan is a separate talk later.
Our own homepage scored 99 out of 100 on Google’s mobile speed test on 15 September 2026. Run the test yourself.
Where this sits in the build
We do not sell this on its own. It is one part of a site built for one trade in one area, with a page for every job and every town you cover.
- The quote toolThe same job, across every trade we build for
- Websites for buildersThe whole site, and the towns under it
- Google Business Profile setup for buildersThe other half of getting found and getting rung
Or read everything that is in the build.
Want this on your own firm's website?
Tell us the work you want more of and the towns you build in.
WhatsApp: 07833 228973
- Free live demo
- Keep your domain
- Live in 7 days