You can't tell the roof job from the tap job without a phone call.
A short job assessment for plumbers, electricians, roofers, HVAC, cleaners, and renovation trades. Every enquiry lands with job type, urgency, access, budget band, and photos — before you dispatch.
The pain points we hear from this niche.
- You send a van for a 'quick look' and it turns out to be a five-minute job or a two-day job.
- You can't tell an emergency from a browsing enquiry without picking up the phone.
- Photos and site access are always missing from the first message.
- You can't tell which flyer, van QR, or Google Business Profile brings paying jobs.
A useful readout for the visitor, a scored lead for you.
- One shared link works from Google Business Profile, van QR codes, and neighborhood flyers.
- Every enquiry comes back with job type, urgency, access, and a rough budget band.
- Optional photo prompt lets you price simple jobs without a first site visit.
- Same-day emergencies go straight to the top of the Today queue.
One shared link. Five clear steps.
- 1WhereGoogle Business Profile, van QR, or flyer
One shared link, one QR — every source is tagged.
- 2It asksJob type, urgency, access, budget, photos
Five short prompts the homeowner answers on their phone.
- 3Visitor seesSame-day / this week / this month rank + next step
The homeowner sees when you can help and what to prepare.
- 4You seeJob readiness snapshot in Today
You see the job at a glance — quote it, book an inspection, or decline.
- 5NextQuote, on-site inspection, or polite decline
The Today workspace drafts the exact next message per lead.
A Job Readiness Snapshot — not a callback form.
This is what lands in Today after a homeowner takes the assessment. Job description, urgency dial, access notes, budget band, photos, and a clear recommendation for the owner.
What the assessment actually asks.
Short, plain-English questions your visitor can answer in under two minutes.
- Question 1What best describes the job — emergency, planned repair, or renovation?
- Question 2How urgent is this — same day, this week, or planning ahead?
- Question 3When could someone be on site to let a technician in?
- Question 4Roughly what budget did you have in mind for this job?
- Question 5Can you attach one or two photos of the problem?
Every submission comes back sorted into one of three lead segments.
Emergency or simple job with photos and access — quote today and roll a truck.
Bigger scope or unclear photos — schedule a paid or free inspection this week.
Planning ahead — keep in the pipeline with a seasonal maintenance nudge.
Matching templates and resources for this niche.
Common questions from this niche
Ready to try it with your visitors?
Pick a template, share one link, and get scored leads with a first-message angle inside a Today workspace.
Lead Cues does not guarantee jobs, revenue, or service outcomes. It is a lead capture and follow-up tool.