10/16/2026
Home service operators: replace “just checking in” with a useful estimate follow-up.
A customer may need a detail clarified before deciding. Give them something more helpful than another reminder.
Bring the estimate back to the scope: “The quote includes [specific work] and excludes [specific item].”
Ask one easy question: “Is there any part of the scope you’d like me to explain or adjust?”
Offer one clear next step: review the details together, revise the scope, or let you know they’re not moving ahead.
Try this:
“Hi [Name], I’m following up on the estimate for [job]. It includes [key detail]. Would it help to talk through the scope, or is there anything you’d like changed? I’m happy to revise it. If you’ve decided not to move forward, that’s helpful to know too.”
The point isn’t to push for a yes. It’s to make the decision—and the reply—easier.