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A one-line enquiry can't carry a commercial specification
A facilities manager or main contractor emailing "need a quote for pipework on our site" is asking you to price a job with almost none of the information that determines the cost, whether it's new install or replacement, what's driving the work, plant access, isolation requirements, timescales tied to a wider programme. Generic contact forms weren't built for B2B enquiries like this, so you end up scheduling a site visit just to get to the starting point of a proper quote, and a competitor who asked the right questions upfront may already be through that stage.
How it could work for you
The scope arrives specified, not summarised
Enquiro's flow asks what type of work it is, pipework, ventilation, or plant installation, then captures the drivers behind the job, whether it's new build or refurbishment, and any access or programme constraints the client already knows about. You get a brief that reads like a proper enquiry, so your first response can be a scoped proposal or a targeted question, not a request to start from scratch on site.
Example enquiry
“A facilities manager needs a quote to replace ageing heating pipework across a commercial office building.”
Job types on this form
Commercial pipework · Ventilation installation · Plant installation or replacement · Planned maintenance contract · Design and build package
What Enquiro captures
- • Job type: Commercial pipework replacement
- • Description: "Ageing heating pipework across a four-storey office building, works to be phased around occupied floors"
- • Location: postcode
- • Contact: name, company, role, phone
Lands on your WhatsApp as
Your Business
online
New enquiry: Commercial pipework replacement "Ageing heating pipework across a four-storey office building, works to be phased around occupied floors" From: R. Metcalfe Phone: 07700 900133 Location: B90 4SS
No website? Put your QR code:
- On your site hoarding or signage, for other contractors and the client's team walking past
- On your tender or proposal documents, for the next project in a client's portfolio
- On your safety inductions or site paperwork, where facilities staff will see it
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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