








Why it matters
Scale and hazards change the entire job
A small internal strip-out and a full structural demolition need completely different plant, permits, and safety planning, and if the building's old enough to raise an asbestos question, that changes what can even happen before work starts. A plain enquiry form doesn't ask any of this, so a contractor is either quoting blind or chasing the client for basic details before a site visit is even worth booking.
How it could work for you
Knowing the scope before the first phone call
Enquiro asks how big the job is and, based on the type and age of the building, flags whether an asbestos survey is likely to be needed. You go into the first conversation already knowing roughly what kind of job this is and what has to happen before anything can start, instead of working that out on site.
Example enquiry
“A landlord needs an old outbuilding demolished before redeveloping the plot, and the building predates 1980 so asbestos is a concern.”
Job types on this form
Internal strip-out · Full structural demolition · Garage / outbuilding demolition · Asbestos-aware demolition
What Enquiro captures
- • Job type: Full structural demolition, marked asbestos survey likely needed
- • Description: "Old outbuilding, believed to be pre-1980, clearing the plot for redevelopment"
- • Location: site postcode
- • Contact: name, phone, target timescale
Lands on your WhatsApp as
Your Business
online
New enquiry: Full structural demolition, marked asbestos survey likely needed "Old outbuilding, believed to be pre-1980, clearing the plot for redevelopment" From: C. Okafor Phone: 07700 900117 Location: RG1 1JX
No website? Put your QR code:
- On site hoarding and signage
- On plant and vehicles, for passing enquiries
- On a card left with a quote for smaller strip-out jobs
How it looks
The first thing your customer sees
Your own hosted page, with your logo and colours, no website required.
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