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Same Concrete Business. More jobs, More estimates, More reviews, and More referrals.

Capture the inquiry. Follow up on the estimate. Stay connected after the job.

Your website, AI, and follow-up. Set up for you.

Your concrete business

A customer reaches out.

“We’d like a concrete patio behind the house. Can someone take a look?”

Devon · Website inquiry

A patio idea. Questions still open.

A customer wants a concrete patio. Access, ground conditions, preparation, and finish need a conversation with your team.

Your concrete business · Follow-up gapsTwo moments that matter
Patio slab estimate

A site visit still needed.

A customer asks for a new slab. Access, dimensions, drainage, and the intended finish need a site conversation.

Your project proposal

Preparation questions.

The proposal arrives, but questions about preparation and the finish can hold up the decision.

What slips awayThe chance to answer, follow up, and keep the conversation moving.

Keep the site details with the patio quote.

Keep the patio request, site information, and quote questions together while your team reviews preparation and the proposed finish.

SalesOS · Customer journey
Customer momentConnected next step
Patio slab estimateContact + request captured
Project quote sentEstimate follow-up
Job confirmed completeEligible review request

From the first question to the follow-up after the work.

Bring the site into view.

Capture where the customer wants the patio, how they plan to use it, and their contact details for a site conversation.

Talk through the slab.

Follow up on the recorded quote so questions about site preparation and the proposed finish reach your team.

Stay in touch after work.

After confirmed completion, eligible review requests and approved outreach help you stay in touch.

Your business. Connected. From inquiry to follow-up.

The process.

Set up around your services, your calendar, and your customers.

Built for your concrete business

We do the setup.

01

Review your process.

Your services, service area, estimate availability, and existing tools.

02

Build your system.

We configure your website, AI answers, and customer follow-up.

03

Test the handoffs.

We test the inquiry flow and where your team takes over.

Step 01 / Capture

A patio to plan.
Start with the site.

  • Capture requests through website forms, chat, and configured AI call answering.
  • Keep the proposed patio location, intended use, and contact details together.
  • Share the customer’s access information and finish preferences with your team before the site review.

Your team evaluates access, ground conditions, preparation, drainage, specifications, price, and the pour schedule.

Illustrative example

Devon’s patio slab estimate
“We’d like a concrete patio behind the house. Can someone take a look?”
Patio locationFor team review
Intended useFor team review
Access & finish requestFor team review

Step 02 / Convert

The patio is quoted.
Discuss preparation.

  • Help customers choose a configured estimate appointment, separate from the work itself.
  • Follow up after your team records the quote and price.
  • Bring the next question back to your team: “What preparation and finish are included in the patio quote?”

Your team evaluates access, ground conditions, preparation, drainage, specifications, price, and the pour schedule.

Illustrative example

Your team’s concrete proposal

Patio slab proposal

Preparation & access reviewed
Slab scope & finish agreed
Your recorded price

Your team sets the work schedule

Devon · A question after the quote

“What preparation and finish are included in the patio quote?”

Step 03 / Compound

The patio is done.
Stay in touch.

  • Start eligible review requests after your team confirms completion.
  • Invite referrals, with personal follow-up from your team.
  • Another outdoor project. A familiar team. Reconnect through approved past-customer campaigns.

Requests depend on setup and eligibility. Customers choose whether to respond.

Illustrative example

Patio work complete

Your team confirms completion

Ask about the experience

An eligible review request. Devon chooses whether to respond.

Invite a referral

If Devon makes an introduction, your team follows up personally.

Another outdoor project. A familiar team.Approved past-customer outreach

Your website. Your AI. Your follow-up.

One connected system.
Set up for you.

Bring your current process to the setup call. We’ll review your inquiries, estimates, and tools, then map where SalesOS fits.

$3,000 setup+ $300/month
Book a Setup Call

Usage billed separately. View usage rates · What’s included

Questions, answered.

How SalesOS fits your concrete business.

Can SalesOS capture a request for a patio slab?

Configured forms, chat, and AI calls can collect the location, intended use, customer’s description, and contact details. Your team assesses the site, access, dimensions, and ground conditions before defining the concrete work.

Can it quote from square footage alone?

No automatic area-based price is promised. Your team considers preparation, access, specifications, finish, and other project requirements, then sets and records the scope and price. SalesOS can follow up on that recorded quote.

Does AI choose slab thickness or reinforcement?

No. Design, specifications, reinforcement, drainage, ground assessment, and any engineering requirements belong to qualified people on your side. SalesOS handles approved business information and project conversations, not technical design.

Does booking an estimate reserve a pour date?

No. The configured calendar is for estimate appointments. Your team confirms crew, material, equipment, site readiness, weather considerations, and the actual work schedule separately. An estimate slot is not a delivery or pour reservation.

Can it promise a weather window or curing time?

No project-specific weather, curing, loading, or use-ready promise is made. Your team supplies and communicates the applicable instructions and schedule for the actual work. AI does not decide when a customer can use the slab.

What if the customer changes the patio size or finish?

That becomes a question for your team to review. Your business decides whether the preparation, design, price, or schedule needs to change and records the updated quote. SalesOS does not approve a scope variation on its own.

When do review and referral requests go out?

Eligible requests can follow your team’s completion confirmation under configured settings. A booked estimate or scheduled pour does not mean the job is complete. Customers decide whether to respond, and your team handles referral introductions personally.

You build the patio.
We set up the system.

Let’s connect your inquiries, estimates, and customer follow-up.

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