What should a irrigation contractor website explain?+
Start with the work you actually provide: irrigation installation, irrigation repairs, irrigation maintenance, landscape lighting and outdoor lighting upgrades. Explain coverage, how a request is reviewed and what the customer should share. Project images, credentials and service commitments must be accurate and approved.
Can irrigation and lighting requests share a website?+
Yes, where both are real offerings. Distinct service pages and request fields help the team understand whether the customer needs watering controls, lighting or a combined project.
What information should the first inquiry collect?+
Useful starting fields include site area, existing equipment, water or power access and intended use. We agree which are required, who can see the information and how incomplete requests are handled. Additional documents or uploads need suitable storage and access controls.
Can we connect an existing booking or business system?+
We first review your tools and whether supported interfaces can help your team separate maintenance requests from new outdoor-system projects. The proposal defines the data exchanged, permissions, provider costs, confirmation rules and recovery when a connection fails.