Lead capture
A quote or enquiry form is a balancing act: ask too little and you waste time chasing unqualified leads; ask too much and visitors abandon the form before finishing it.
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View the demo →Name, contact details, and rough property type or usage information are usually enough to have a productive first call — anything more detailed can typically wait until that conversation happens.
Detailed technical questions (roof orientation, existing electrical setup, exact budget) tend to feel intrusive on a first form and are better handled conversationally, once some rapport already exists.
A lead who has already seen a personalised estimate before submitting their details has effectively pre-qualified themselves — they know roughly what to expect, which tends to produce more productive first calls than a cold, contextless form submission.
It's optional — some installers find it useful, others prefer to establish it conversationally once initial trust is built.
As a rough guide, if a form takes noticeably longer than filling in a short online order, it's likely long enough to be costing you completions.