Everything below is fictional. Sample technicians, sample customers, sample jobs. The service categories, pricing structure, and complaint pattern are shaped by BH Garage Door's own published service list and its BBB complaint history, described in plain terms in the "How this gets built for real" section below; nothing here reads or writes any of BH Garage Door's actual data.
Build the written estimate
Job record
Order status: full-door installs & backordered parts
This is the piece a customer currently has to call for. A custom door order runs weeks, not minutes, so it gets its own status flow separate from the booking widget's same-day scheduling: enter an order number below.
Enter an order number
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How this gets built for real
Built around what BH Garage Door already has, not a replacement. The existing "Book Online" arrival-window flow on bhgaragedoor.net stays exactly as is. A real build adds the estimate sign-off as a step inside the technician's existing job workflow, and the order tracker as one new page linked from the site, on whatever platform the site already runs on.
The service list mirrors what BH Garage Door itself advertises. Springs, cables, panels, tracks, openers, remotes/keypads, and full door installs, taken from the company's own site; the categories and sample prices above are illustrative, not their real price list.
The order tracker targets the specific gap in their BBB record. One complaint on file describes a full-door order promised in 3-4 weeks that ran over two months with, in the customer's own words, no email, call, or text update the whole time. The stage tracker and update log above are what makes that visible to the customer without them having to call and ask.
"Signed" here is a typed name and a timestamp. A real build can use an actual e-signature provider if BH Garage Door wants a stronger legal record; this demo shows the workflow, not a specific vendor.
See the generic version of this template: scope, consent & documentation packet.