Builders & Joiners
Turn the ‘can you give me a quote?’ message into a proper next step.
A calmer way for builders, joiners and contractors to collect project basics, arrange site visits and keep promising enquiries out of WhatsApp threads.
Why it matters
A serious project often starts with a vague message sent at 9pm. It is easy to say you will reply tomorrow and then lose it under site photos, supplier messages and family texts. LeadBuzz gives the customer a clear place to leave the details.
Where to use it
Put one clear enquiry route wherever customers already find you.
The goal is not to make customers think. It is to give them one obvious way to ask for a call back.
Send the link when someone catches you between site jobs
Display the QR code on hoarding, vehicles and quote folders
Add the short form to your portfolio or project website
A simple process
A practical enquiry flow for builders and contractors
For a building project, begin with the type of work and the postcode rather than a long specification form. On the first call, ask about the scope, likely timing and whether drawings or planning information are available. Larger work may need a survey before you can give a reliable estimate, so be clear about that. Add the site address and appointment time when a visit is agreed, and move the lead into your normal estimating process after the initial conversation.
Common questions
Can it handle a detailed project?
The first step captures the project type and postcode without making the customer fill in an application form. They can add useful notes afterwards, and you can fill in the gaps on the call.
How does it stop enquiries disappearing?
A new enquiry stays visible until someone calls it. You can then set a reminder, book the visit or add a note explaining why it did not go ahead.