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Turn project inquiries into site visits and approved quotations.

Renovation inquiries are rarely ready to quote: no size, no photos, no budget, no timeline.

Three site engineers in white hard hats and high-visibility vests measuring a raw concrete-block wall with a tape measure inside an unfinished building

I want to renovate a 120 m² apartment. Can someone come and see it?

  1. Inquiry
  2. Site visit
  3. Signed contract

Where requests get lost.

01

Inquiries without the basics

Size, location, scope and budget asked one message at a time.

02

Quotations nobody follows up

Quotes go out and wait, because nobody owns the follow-up.

03

Engineers answering the same questions

Materials, timelines and payment stages explained again for every inquiry.

04

Site visits that don’t happen

Visits booked without a confirmed address or time turn into wasted trips.

How it runs, to the finish line

Done means a signed contract, not just a quotation sent.

  1. InquireThe customer describes the project, by button or in their own words, with photos.
  2. QualifyProject type, size, location, budget range and timing, as agreed with you.
  3. VisitA site-visit request goes to an engineer, who confirms the time.
  4. QuoteYour team sends the quotation; agreed reminders follow up if it waits.
  5. SignApproved projects are handed to your team to contract.
  6. Signed contractThe finish line we measure.

Always with a person.

See where your firm loses customers.

The Leak Audit maps every step from the first message to signed contract, and shows the fix working, within 72 hours of meeting you.

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