Explain your specialism
Describe only the extensions, conversions, renovations or other services your company has approved, with links to relevant project pages.
For builders & construction companies
An extension, a loft conversion and a full renovation need different conversations. KAI can help a visitor explain what they have in mind before your team picks up the enquiry.
A real AI conversation with a fictional business. Text only. No enquiry is sent.
We're thinking about a rear extension but don't have drawings yet.
You can still start an initial conversation. A firm quote would need the team to review the property and proposed work. What broad area is the project in?
An example town, and we'd like a kitchen and dining space.
That gives the team a useful starting point: a rear extension for a kitchen/diner, at the early-ideas stage. Planning, design, price and a start date all still need confirmation.
Illustrative wording · Not a testimonial or a confirmed outcome
The useful difference
A message saying ‘How much for an extension?’ rarely gives a builder enough context. Your team has to establish the type of work, area, planning stage and likely timing before deciding whether a discussion is worthwhile. KAI can introduce those questions naturally, without pretending to survey a property or price a job.
Describe only the extensions, conversions, renovations or other services your company has approved, with links to relevant project pages.
Ask about broad location, approximate scope, drawings or planning progress, a voluntary budget range and preferred timing—one useful question at a time.
Help the visitor assemble a draft brief and point them to your existing enquiry route. A separately agreed delivery flow can be tested before any claim that a lead reaches your inbox.
What your team could receive
This example turns the conversation above into an opening brief. A commissioned handover needs an agreed destination, appropriate privacy wording and a successful delivery test.
Preset fictional choices only. This changes the example on your screen; no AI request, storage or delivery.
No real contact details. Nothing has been sent.
KAI must not give structural advice, decide whether planning permission is needed, offer a firm building price or promise a start date. It can explain your published process and help prepare for a qualified person's review.
Built around your facts
Bring your service list, areas covered, typical project stages, approved case-study links and the questions you genuinely use before arranging a site visit. We agree what KAI may say about budgets and which enquiries should go directly to a person.
We tailor the approved information, brand, tone, questions and human next step. You review representative conversations and any delivery route before launch. Compatibility is checked against your actual website.
Measure the useful part
Review whether first enquiries contain the project type and planning stage your team needs, how often visitors reach the agreed contact route, and what follow-up questions remain. Compare real enquiries; do not treat chat volume as a sale.
No invented time savings or guaranteed extra sales. Start with one clearly defined job, review real evidence, and improve the answers when your services or policies change.
A clear starting point
The setup fee always applies. Optional GPT-powered text KAI is £19.99/month all-in, including agreed fair-use AI processing and ongoing behind-the-scenes KSJ work.
The first five paid live installations receive a permanent GPT monthly-fee waiver, subject to agreed fair use. Allocation and terms are confirmed in writing; no remaining-place count is implied.
The programmed-answer premium build is in preparation; current demos are GPT-powered. KAI Live voice, booking, CRM and other advanced integrations are scoped separately. Website hosting is separate. Your written proposal confirms the complete scope.
Before you decide
Not a firm quote from a general website conversation. It can explain approved pricing guidance where you provide it and gather context for your team. Surveys, calculations and final quotations remain with the business.
Yes, if that is part of the agreed flow. Keep the question optional and explain that a budget range helps the team assess the project; it is not an agreed price.
These demonstrations show an unsent brief. A real email, form or CRM handover needs a separately agreed destination, privacy wording and successful delivery test before launch.