You cannot answer with wet concrete on your hands
The crew is pouring, the finish window is short, and stopping to type is not an option. The request that came in at ten is answered at six, by which point the homeowner has three other quotes.
For concrete and masonry contractors
A driveway, a patio and a retaining wall are three different jobs with one word for each. ReplyThemAll answers every request in seconds, asks for the square footage and the access, and keeps you off the drives that were never going to book.
The crew is pouring, the finish window is short, and stopping to type is not an option. The request that came in at ten is answered at six, by which point the homeowner has three other quotes.
A patio is a number of square feet, a slope, and whether a truck can reach it. Without those, the answer is a range so wide it is useless — and the homeowner reads a wide range as "this one does not know".
Every estimate is a drive, a tape measure and an hour. Lose that on a job that was always going to a cheaper crew and it is not the job you lost, it is the afternoon.
A real request of the kind you get, and the reply that goes out before you have seen it.
Looking for a price on a new concrete patio out back, and maybe extending the driveway while you are here. Backyard is fenced.
Both together usually make sense — the truck is already there, and that is most of the setup cost. Roughly how wide is the fence gate? Anything under about ten feet means wheelbarrowing to the back, which changes the day more than the square footage does. If you can pace out the patio area, I can give you a real range before we schedule a measure.
The season is set by the weather more strictly than in most trades: pours need temperature, and a cold snap moves everything. Inquiries build through spring, peak in early summer, and compress again in early autumn when homeowners want work done before the ground freezes. Repair work — cracked drives, settled walkways, failing retaining walls — arrives after heavy rain and behaves like an emergency even when it is not.
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One extra job pays for hundreds of leads. That is the whole argument.
Only if you set the numbers yourself. By default it treats pricing as something that follows a measure, because access and sub-base move the cost more than the area does.
Yes, and for driveways and walls it usually should — a photo answers slope and access faster than three questions.
You list what you do not take, and it declines politely rather than booking a visit you will cancel.
It never promises a date or time unless you write that promise into your instructions yourself, and then it repeats exactly that. It asks when the customer is available and leaves confirming to you.
On your schedule, and it stops on its own. A homeowner who stopped answering is not pursued indefinitely.
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