Qualify the job before you climb out from under the sink

    Contracting leads are worth a lot and easy to miss on a job. Avallon builds your site and adds an assistant that answers what you take on and collects the scope so the lead is worth calling back.

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    What the assistant does for you

    • Answers what you take on

      A visitor asks whether you do a certain kind of work. The assistant answers from the services you list, instead of leaving them guessing.

    • Shows you are licensed and insured

      It states your license and insurance when it is relevant, from the details you provide, so trust is set before the call.

    • Requests a site visit

      It collects the scope and area and records a site-visit request for you to confirm. It never commits you to a date or a price.

    A customer asks. You get a usable inquiry.

    What lands in your inbox

    Bathroom remodel · site visit requested · you confirm

    It answers from your information. Your services, your service area, your license and insurance details, and any rules about what you do and do not take on.

    Scripted example for illustration. The assistant records a request; you confirm it. It does not book, take payment, or message the customer for you.

    Questions contractors ask

    Real projects need a look, so it collects the scope and requests a site visit. Where you have fixed prices or minimums, it shares those.

    No. Avallon imports your current site and rebuilds it; nothing changes on the live site until you publish and switch your domain over yourself.

    Built for more than one trade

    Start with a sentence,
    or the site you already have.

    Free to start. You review everything before it goes live.