Scope
Deck, pergola, outdoor kitchen, patio, or phased project.
Porchlight answers approved project questions, qualifies scope, materials, photos, budget, timeline, and readiness, then sends the prepared inquiry to a human operator.

The product promise stays the same; outdoor-living scope fields make the handoff useful.
Representative SMS packet
Porchlight does not become a different product for decks & outdoor kitchens. The workflow stays fixed while the project fields change.
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Use the business's approved knowledge and keep uncertain or custom answers with a human.
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Capture the vertical-specific fields that decide readiness and the right human follow-up.
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Send a compact SMS packet with contact details and a tap-to-call action; booking stays optional.
Outdoor living qualification
The launch promise stays focused on one human handoff. These are the category-specific details that make that handoff useful.
Deck, pergola, outdoor kitchen, patio, or phased project.
Composite, wood, stone, appliance package, or undecided.
Rough size, grade, access, existing structure, and photos.
Idea stage, quote comparison, budget, timing, and contact details.
The example is product demonstration data, not a customer outcome claim.
“We want to redo our deck and maybe add an outdoor kitchen. What should we send before a design call?”
Answers from approved material, process, and service-area knowledge.
Separates the project scope and asks about materials, size, photos, budget, and timing.
Captures location, decision stage, and contact details for the human follow-up.
Sends the packet by SMS; a design call or site visit is optional.
Project rules, human takeover, and scheduling mode are configured for the business.
Yes. The intake can break the idea into scope, materials, site context, photos, budget, timeline, and readiness.
Yes. Photo readiness and project context can be captured before the operator follows up.
No. Porchlight focuses on project intake and the human sales handoff, not dispatch, crews, or job management.