Tap, do not type
The first four steps are buttons. The only typing is a postcode and a number, once the person has already decided to ask you.
Five taps, no typing until the end, and the lift sized before you agree a date. The real tool is further down this page.
A single lift over a bay window is not a full wrap with a temporary roof. The tool asks domestic or commercial, how many storeys, how long the hire is for, whether a pavement or a road is involved, and takes a photo of the elevation. You size the yard load before you half commit to a date.
A single lift over a bay window is not a full wrap with a temporary roof, and a contact form cannot tell you which is on the way. You find out on the phone, after you have already half committed the yard.
The tool asks what you would ask on the phone, one screen at a time. Domestic or commercial, how many storeys, how long the hire is for, whether a pavement or a road is involved, and a photo of the elevation.
The first four steps are buttons. The only typing is a postcode and a number, once the person has already decided to ask you.
Domestic, commercial, temporary roof or tower. Then: storeys, hire period, pavement or road, and whether a design is needed.
One optional step photographs the face of the building and the access. That picture is most of what a first visit would have told you.
The questions do not only describe the job. They tell you the yard load and the hire period before you agree a date you cannot keep.
Every one of these is a call you would otherwise have taken twice.
The tool below is set to the drainage version so you can play with the real thing. Yours comes with domestic, commercial, temporary roof and access towers on the buttons, and asks the storeys and the hire period.
Tap the closest match.
An honest answer helps with scheduling. Same day on emergencies.
Helps us work out the likely drain layout.
Optional. A shot of the standing water or the open chamber tells the engineer a lot.
Used only to scope the quote. Nothing is sent in this demo.
In a real build this lands in the engineer's inbox.
The engineer will reply within one working day. That is what your customer would see.
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Nothing is sent here. It is a working demo of the tool we build into every site.
The Kidlington roofing build
Open it and use it the way your customer would.
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The version above is the real tool with sending switched off. This is the same thing running on a site we built and host, a roofing demo of ours rather than a scaffolding one, which is the nearest trade we have live.
Builders ring in the day and use the form at night, which is when their usual scaffolder is not answering. That is the enquiry the tool catches for you.
No. Every site we build gets one. Nothing monthly at the sale and no licence to sign.
Yes, and it does. Pavement or road access is asked early because it changes the timeline and it is the question that catches people out.
Yes. Add temporary roofs or drop towers and the step changes, usually the same day under the care plan.
We build the scaffolding site with the tool wired up, send a test lead, then send you the link.
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This page is one job on one trade. The two below are the wider picture: the service on its own, and the full site we build for scaffolders.
Tell us the work you want more of and we send you the link.
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