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The truck is the billboard. Make it collect estimates.

Roofers, HVAC, plumbing, landscaping — the lead comes from a neighbour who saw your van. Give them a tap that asks for the address, the problem, and how soon they need you, then routes it to the crew scheduler.

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Why home services & contractors runs on BizLane

Quote requests, not voicemails

Instead of a number they will not call, they answer three questions and you get an address, a photo-ready description, and a timeframe.

Every truck and door hanger tracked

Put a decal on each vehicle and a QR on the door hanger run. Analytics show which route or which truck is actually producing work.

Storm-season ready

Change the questions the day a storm hits — every decal and hanger already printed points at the new flow instantly.

Flows worth building first

Build each intake in the Lane builder, then point whichever devices you like at it. Change the questions any time and every card, sign and sticker updates instantly — no reprinting.

  • Free inspection request with property address and damage type
  • Estimate booking with preferred crew window
  • Emergency call-out with urgency and access notes
  • Post-job review prompt for Google
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What one interaction looks like

  1. 1. They tap the decal. A neighbour taps the door of the truck or scans the hanger QR.
  2. 2. Your profile opens. Crew photo, licence number, reviews, and the actions you offer.
  3. 3. They describe the job. Address, what they are seeing, and how soon they need somebody out.
  4. 4. The crew gets it. Instant email to dispatch and a webhook into your scheduling software.

Home services & contractors questions, answered

Yes. NFC tags rated for outdoor use handle weather, wash cycles, and sun. Most contractors pair a vehicle decal with a printed QR, so the lead still works from ten feet away when the truck is moving or parked behind a fence.

Ask for the address and the symptom in the intake, then follow up with a text for photos. Keeping the curbside form to three questions is what gets it finished; the photo request converts far better once you have replied.

Give each route its own device. The QR on the Maple Street run and the one on the Northside run are separate devices in the same Lane, so the analytics view tells you which neighbourhood produced booked estimates.

Yes. Add a 'leave a review' button to the same profile and hand the card over at the end of the job. The homeowner taps once and lands on your Google review page.

Use both. NFC is faster for hand-to-hand moments like meeting someone or handing over a card. QR is better at distance and on surfaces people photograph: yard signs, window clings, table stands, vehicle wraps, flyers. Every BizLane device carries both, and both land on the same Lane.

Yes. Every device has its own identity inside a Lane, so a submission records exactly which yard sign, table stand, or team member's card it came from. The analytics view shows taps, submissions, and conversion rate per device.

Unlimited devices on every plan. You are never charged per tap, per scan, or per sign. Plans differ by how many Lanes and team members you get, not by how much you use them.

More answers on the full FAQ.

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