Help homeowners understand the project before they ask for a quote.
Build a short journey around the job, home and timeline. Give visitors a useful next step or an illustrative local estimate, then connect them with contractors who serve their area.
Illustrative journey preview.
Show an estimate when your pricing data supports one, explain its assumptions and invite a contractor to confirm the scope.
Get a local quoteAn answer before the lead form
The journey starts with what a visitor came to learn, then gives your team the context to follow up.
Roofing, solar, HVAC, windows, remodeling
Project estimate by ZIP and scope
Contractors
Home services journey, step by step
A short path from a useful answer to a better informed conversation.
- 01
Choose the project
Let the visitor describe the work in a tap.
- 02
Learn the scope
Ask for the property details needed for that specific service.
- 03
Give a starting answer
Show an illustrative estimate or explain what an inspection will confirm.
- 04
Connect the right contractor
Route the inquiry by service area and job type.
What teams can build for home services
Roofing and exterior
Ask about repair or replacement, material, urgency and property details before showing the next step.
Heating and cooling
Separate a system issue from a planned installation so the right team receives the inquiry.
Windows and remodeling
Collect project scope, location and timing without making visitors fill out a long request form.
A more useful conversation starts here.
The same simple flow can qualify interest, show a relevant answer and carry helpful context into follow-up.
Start with the job
Branch from the service a homeowner needs, then ask only relevant questions.
Make the answer useful
Present a price range or clear next step with assumptions when you have the data to support it.
Send context with the lead
Pass the project, ZIP, timeline and stated preferences to the team that follows up.
About home services journeys
Does Carbon set contractor prices?
No. You control the pricing inputs and assumptions behind any estimate. A contractor confirms the final scope and quote.
Can a journey cover more than one home service?
Yes. Start with a project choice and branch into questions for roofing, HVAC, windows or another service.
What does a contractor receive?
A lead can include the visitor’s project details, location, timing and the answer shown before they asked to be contacted.
See how a Carbon journey feels.
Try a sample multi-step journey and see how the experience feels on a phone.