The handover

What actually lands in your inbox

Not a name and a phone number. Enough to decide whether it is worth your van before you get in it.

Name and email: How to reach them. A phone number where they chose to give one.
Postcode: What we route on, and what tells you the drive before you commit to it.
Mounting surface: Brick or render, timber or cladding, metal or glass, ground or garden. This is the field that decides whether the permitted development right covers them.
Outdoor socket: Whether they think they need one. An outdoor socket has to be IP55 or better, which is the most common piece of paid work in this whole market.
Which guide: Which of the twenty three sites they came from, so you can see whether your enquiries are arriving from the national guides or your own region.
When: Timestamped on arrival. Speed matters more here than in most trades, because the alternative to calling you is plugging it in anyway.

One thing we ask of you

Tell us what happened. Whether an enquiry became a job is the only way this gets better for either of us, and it is the difference between us sending you more of what works and more of the same.

Register interest

Tell us the trade you are in and the postcode areas you cover. We will come back with what we can supply in your area and what it will cost, once the network is carrying enough traffic to promise anything. We would rather tell you later and be right.