Contractor Readiness Checklist for Concrete Repair Leads
Prepare your crew profile, service categories, response owner, job documentation, and capacity before opportunities arrive.
The fastest way to lose a qualified opportunity is to start gathering basic company information after the customer is already waiting. A complete partner profile helps National Concrete Repair route work that fits the crew.
Before a lead arrives
- Name one person responsible for accepting or declining opportunities.
- Confirm service counties, travel distance, crew size, and normal work days.
- Select only work categories the crew can competently perform.
- Upload current insurance, licensing, safety, and tax documents where applicable.
- Prepare representative project photos with short scope descriptions.
- Document equipment and subcontracted capabilities.
- Confirm how quickly the team can review site information.
When an opportunity arrives
Review the location, desired outcome, photos, access, schedule window, assessment notes, and customer status. Accept only when the work fits. The assigned FieldWorx task should show the decision deadline, estimated review time, evidence links, and notes needed to complete the decision.
During and after work
Follow the approved customer scope, keep internal pricing logic private, document changes, capture completion evidence, and report blockers promptly. Accurate closeout records improve future matching and support AssetGuard history when used.
CTA: Complete Your Partner Profile