Window · I
00:12
Reply lands.
A flat figure, what's included, the next two open arrival windows. Plus any small clarifying question we couldn't answer from the photo.
Home · Book · Roll 04
Dispatch · Frame · 01
Open the
shutter.
Four small lines and you're done. A photo of the wall, the TV's make and size, and your postcode is the whole intake. A real human reads it; the reply lands in 12 minutes flat with a fixed figure and the next two open arrival windows.
DISPATCH · LIVE
REPLY · 12 MIN MEDIAN
HOURS · 8a → 8p · 7 DAYS
SAME-DAY CUT-OFF · 3p
CALL · +1 (555) 046-8762
Dispatch card
Roll 04
Frame · 02 · The intake
Four lines.
Four lines.
That's the whole
form.
Name, email, optional phone, and a note with the photo + TV details. Anything else, dispatch asks by reply if it's actually needed.
Frame · 03 · After the snap
What happens
What happens
inside the next
four hours.
No automated chain, no "we'll be in touch within 48 hours". A dispatcher reads your snap, writes back, the installer texts you, the van rolls. That's the whole loop.
Window · II
00:30
You pick a slot.
Reply with the slot that works. Dispatch pencils the van in. No deposit, no card on file — just a confirmed window in the studio diary.
Window · III
02:30
Installer texts.
A 90-minute arrival window from the installer themselves, with a "leaving the previous job now" message at the start of the band.
Window · IV
04:00
Mounted.
Drop cloths, drill, level, hide, vacuum, drop cloths up, packaging out. The whole install runs about 45 to 90 minutes depending on the roll.
Frame · 04 · Where the van goes
Same-day means
Same-day means
a tight ring.
On purpose.
We service one city core and a ring of inner suburbs around it — the area we can be inside before 5pm even if the snap lands at 2:55pm. Anywhere we'd spend more time driving than installing, we don't take the job; we'd rather refer you to a same-day crew closer to your postcode.
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