What it does
- Homeowners book an estimate visit from your site right after they see the price, or from a link you text
- You choose the days, start times and towns you work
- You and the customer get a reminder before the forms go in and again before the pour: move the cars, open the gate, keep the sprinklers off
- Rain in the forecast? Move the pour and the customer gets the new date
Why it matters
Concrete work is a chain: estimate, forms and base, pour, finishing, curing, then the customer stays off it. One rained-out day pushes every job behind it, and the homeowner who did not hear about the change calls three times. A calendar that sends the new date for you saves those calls.
Built for your week
Group estimate visits by town so four estimates in the same part of the county land on one afternoon, and save the mornings for pours. Read concrete weather and season planning for how owners plan around the forecast.