porchlightFor deck, pergola, and outdoor-kitchen teams
Turn broad backyard ideas into a project brief your team can act on.
Porchlight answers approved project questions, qualifies scope, materials, site access, budget, timing, and readiness, then prepares the inquiry for your team.
New website inquiries and past lead or quote recovery, together or on their own.
An outdoor kitchen and deck beneath a backyard pergola, with scope and access to confirm.
Broad backyard ideas need structure before a useful design call.
Scope, materials, rough size, photos, and phasing separate exploration from a workable project.
The buyer arrives with a broad backyard idea instead of a defined scope.
Photos, materials, rough size, budget, and project stage shape the first useful call.
From “We want to redo our deck and maybe add an outdoor kitchen. What should we send before a design call?” to a useful team follow-up.
Porchlight answers from the business’s approved knowledge, asks the relevant project questions, and leaves judgment and the sale with your team.
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 your team to follow up.
Prepares the project brief for your team; email alerts and optional SMS keep the inquiry visible. A design call or site visit can be offered when useful.
Outdoor living project intake
The details that help your team choose a useful next step.
Porchlight answers approved project questions, qualifies the details that matter, and prepares a brief for your team to follow up.
Scope
Deck, pergola, outdoor kitchen, patio, or phased project.
Materials
Composite, wood, stone, appliance package, or undecided.
Site and access
Rough size, grade, access route, existing structure, and photos.
Readiness
Idea stage, quote comparison, budget, timing, and contact details.
Reopen the conversation with useful context.
Bring in past leads and unsold quotes, review and edit the email and timing, then approve the follow-up. When a buyer replies, the sequence stops and your team is notified.
Keep your team in control.
Your business sets approved facts, qualification rules, and when a person takes over.
Can Porchlight handle a broad backyard idea?
Yes. The intake can break the idea into scope, materials, site context, photos, budget, timeline, and readiness.
Can it collect photos before the first call?
Yes. Photo readiness and project context can be captured before your team follows up.
Does it manage construction operations?
No. Porchlight focuses on project intake and your sales team's handoff, not dispatch, crews, or job management.