Junk removal quote

A junk removal form for your website and the table its responses land in. It asks for the address, how much of the truck the load fills, what needs to go, photos and a preferred date. Each response becomes one request you follow from new to quoted to won or lost.

Use it when

Use it when a junk removal business wants visitors to say how much of the truck their load fills, what needs to go and show photos, and to see a price straight away once the business's own load prices are connected. Add it from the Sites editor's Forms panel or the sidebar's Add; it creates a new Junk removal quotes table, or writes into one you already have when that table holds the same fields.

Use something else when

A business that removes junk but never prices by truck load can use the general Quote request form. Dumpster rental enquiries and commercial cleanouts that need a site visit are better served by the general Quote request form or Service requests, since a load fraction does not describe them.

What it adds or changes

Connect your calculator in Store before publishing

It brings these with it:

Settings

Setting What it does Default
Form name The form's title as visitors see it; every other line of wording is reworded later from the form's settings. Get a junk removal quote
Response workspace Where responses are kept: a new Junk removal quotes table, or an existing table of this business that holds the form's fields.

How it works

It runs its own built-in automation, called Junk removal quote. Tell staff about a new response: read a new response, choose the staff destinations and email its full details. Empty recipient groups send nobody.

Example

Haul Away Co, a fictional two-truck business, adds the form and connects its junk removal calculator with its own load prices. A visitor picks ½ truck, lists an old sofa and boxes and adds two photos; the form shows the business's ½ truck price and the request lands as new with the estimate reference.

Limits

The load is what the visitor believes; the crew confirms it on site. Remove the ¾ truck choice from both the table column and your calculator if you do not offer it. A preferred date is a wish, not a booking: an open slot comes from Schedule. No visitor gets an automatic reply. Staff notices come from the table's own automation, which starts paused until recipients are set.