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Tiling enquiries arrive without the one detail that matters most, timing
Most tiling jobs are one piece of a bigger renovation, and an enquiry that doesn't say whether the bathroom's already stripped back or the kitchen extension isn't built yet leaves you unable to say when you could actually start. You end up chasing details about room size, tile type, and the state of the walls before you can even offer a date, by which point they've moved on to whoever answered first.
How it could work for you
Enough to quote and slot into your schedule
Enquiro's flow asks which room, the approximate size, whether tiles are already chosen, and what stage the space is at. You get enough to price the job properly and see straight away whether it's ready to book in now or needs to wait on other trades first.
Example enquiry
“Someone's having their bathroom refitted and needs a tiler once the plumber and plasterer have finished, tiles already chosen.”
Job types on this form
Bathroom tiling · Kitchen splashback / floor · Wet room tiling · Outdoor / patio tiling · Re-grouting
What Enquiro captures
- • Job type: Bathroom tiling
- • Description: "Full bathroom retile, floor and walls, tiles already bought, plumber finishes in two weeks"
- • Room size and stage: approx. 6 square metres, waiting on plastering
- • Contact: name, phone, earliest start date
Lands on your WhatsApp as
Your Business
online
New enquiry: Bathroom tiling "Full bathroom retile, floor and walls, tiles already bought, plumber finishes in two weeks" From: L. Pearson Phone: 07700 900145 Location: BS1 4ST
No website? Put your QR code:
- On a card left with the plumber or bathroom fitter you regularly work alongside
- On your Instagram bio, where finished tiling photos get the most attention
- On a leaflet at the local tile showroom counter
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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