Why it matters
"A couple of rooms painted" hides the number that actually matters
Two customers can both say they want "a couple of rooms painted," and one means a straightforward emulsion refresh while the other means stripped wallpaper, filled cracks, and a higher-end finish with two coats. The room count alone barely narrows the price down, and without knowing the finish quality and current state of the walls, any figure you give over the phone is a guess you'll have to walk back at the quote stage.
How it could work for you
Room count and finish, before you set foot inside
The flow asks whether it's interior or exterior, how many rooms or the approximate area, and what standard of finish is wanted, a straightforward repaint or a higher-end job with prep work. That's enough to give a realistic ballpark in your first reply, so the in-person quote is about confirming a number, not starting from zero.
Example enquiry
“A homeowner wants their living room and hallway repainted with wallpaper stripped first.”
Job types on this form
Interior room repaint · Exterior painting · Wallpapering · Full house decoration · Woodwork and trim
What Enquiro captures
- • Job type: Interior repaint, wallpaper stripped
- • Description: "Living room and hallway, existing wallpaper to be removed, standard emulsion finish"
- • Location: postcode
- • Contact: name, phone, preferred start date
Lands on your WhatsApp as
Your Business
online
New enquiry: Interior repaint, wallpaper stripped "Living room and hallway, existing wallpaper to be removed, standard emulsion finish" From: C. Marsh Phone: 07700 900134 Location: BS1 6QA
No website? Put your QR code:
- On your van, seen by every neighbour while you're on site
- On a card left with the customer after the final coat, for the next room
- On your dust sheets or signage outside the property while you're working
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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Tell us about your rooms and the finish you're after
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