








Why it matters
Storm damage and planned fencing arrive at completely different speeds
After a bad storm, your enquiries spike with panels blown over and gates hanging off hinges, all wanted fixing as soon as possible. The rest of the year, most enquiries are homeowners planning to replace an old fence or add one along a new boundary, which can wait for a proper quote. A single contact form can't tell the two apart, so storm damage enquiries sit in the same queue as someone browsing panel styles.
How it could work for you
Urgent repairs stand out from planned work
Enquiro asks whether it's storm or accidental damage, a full fence replacement, or a new boundary, then captures a rough length and the current state of the fence. A storm damage enquiry arrives flagged as urgent with a description of what's actually broken, while a full replacement arrives with enough detail to quote from before you've driven out.
Example enquiry
“A homeowner's back garden fence has three panels blown down in high winds and their dog can now get into the neighbour's garden.”
Job types on this form
Storm damage repair · Fence replacement · New boundary fencing · Gates · Panel repair
What Enquiro captures
- • Job type: Storm damage repair
- • Description: "Three panels down in high winds, roughly 6 metres, dog can escape into next door"
- • Location: postcode
- • Contact: name, phone, email
Lands on your WhatsApp as
Your Business
online
New enquiry: Storm damage repair "Three panels down in high winds, roughly 6 metres, dog can escape into next door" From: L. Ashworth Phone: 07700 900122 Location: CH1 2NE
No website? Put your QR code:
- On your van, seen by every neighbour while you're repairing a storm-damaged fence
- On a card left after a repair, for the fuller replacement they mention while you're there
- On your invoice, so the next boundary or gate job comes straight back to you
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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