Quote request form for tradespeople
Find out the trade, the job, the property, how urgent it is and where, before you drive out to look.
Repair shops lose time on the phone working out what a customer has, what's wrong with it and how it will get to them. This form collects it in writing: the kind of item, the brand and model, a description of the fault, whether it's still under warranty, and whether the customer will bring it in, wants it collected or needs the repair where it is. An optional cost limit tells you up to which amount you may go ahead without calling first. It suits phone and computer repairs, appliance and bike workshops, and small garages alike.
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Zotview for Tradespeople and handymenA repair under the manufacturer's warranty or the seller's guarantee is often handled by them, and opening the item yourself may affect that cover. Asking first lets you point the customer the right way before you take the job.
It's the amount up to which the customer agrees to the repair without a call. Below it you can go ahead; above it you get in touch first. The field is optional, and the agreement itself is between you and your customer.
No. The form only tells you about the job. When and on which terms you accept it is up to you, for example after you've looked at the item and given an estimate.
Find out the trade, the job, the property, how urgent it is and where, before you drive out to look.
A short contact form that also asks what the message is about, so you can answer the right question the first time.
Customers ask for a time with a first and second choice of date, so you can usually confirm with one reply.
The template opens in the form builder, where you can edit every question and choose who receives the submissions.