SpringySpringy, set up for your trade
Each trade gets asked different things. Pick yours to see the conversation your customers would have.
You're mid-spray. The phone rings out. Springy texts them back.
Someone with cockroaches rings three pest controllers. The first one to reply gets the job. Springy replies in seconds, finds out the pest, the suburb and how soon, and sends you the job.
A lockout rings five locksmiths. Be the one who replies.
When you're on a job, a locked-out caller doesn't wait. Springy texts them back in seconds and gets what's locked and where, so you can ring back ready.
You price by the load. Springy asks what's going.
While you're tipping, the next job rings out. Springy texts them back and finds out what's going, how much of it, the suburb and when, so you can quote from the job card.
Bond cleans go by bedrooms and a date. Springy gets both.
You can't answer with gloves on. Springy texts the caller back, gets the bedrooms, bathrooms, suburb and inspection date, and sends you the job.
Priced per room. Springy asks the rooms.
The machine's loud and the phone's in the van. Springy texts the caller back, finds out the rooms, carpet or tiles, suburb and timing, and sends it to you.
You quote per door. Springy counts them for you.
Springy texts the caller back, asks roughly how many doors and drawers, the finish they want and the suburb, and sends a link for photos of the kitchen. You quote from the job card and only drive out for the ones worth it.
Floors go by the square metre. Springy gets the size before you measure.
Springy texts the caller back, finds out the floor they want, which rooms or how many square metres, whether the old floor comes up, and the suburb. It sends a photo link too.
After a storm every roofer's phone rings out. Reply first.
A leak coming in now is a job for whoever answers. Springy texts back in seconds, flags a live leak as urgent, gets the roof type, storeys and suburb, and sends a link for photos of the damage.