Book a visit with Shaun

Pick a time that works for you. I come out, look at the job, and give you a real number before anything starts. The visit is free and there is no trip charge.

Pick a time

Booking calendar not connected yet

The scheduler goes here. It is a two minute job once the Calendly account exists: create the event, copy the public scheduling link, and paste it into booking.calendlyUrl in src/_data/site.json. The page switches itself over.

Step by step instructions are in SHAUN-SETUP.txt, Part 4.

Until then, booking is still open the old fashioned way and nothing is broken:

Request a time Call (720) 681-4380

How booking works

1. Pick a time

Choose any open slot. Close-in cities usually have something the same week. Parker runs on set days, so pick from what the calendar offers rather than assuming a gap.

2. I come out

I look at the actual property rather than quoting off a description. It is the only way to give you a number that holds.

3. Quoted or handled

Small jobs I can often take care of on the spot, billed at the one hour minimum. Bigger ones get a written price and a date.

Booking questions

Is the visit really free?

Yes. No trip charge, no estimate fee, no obligation. If I quote a job and you decide against it, you owe nothing and I will not chase you about it.

What if I need to reschedule?

Use the link in your confirmation email, or just text me. Rescheduling costs nothing and I would much rather move a visit than have you sitting around waiting.

Do I need to be there?

For most estimates, yes, at least briefly. It is much easier to price work when I can ask you what you actually want. For lawn work I can often walk the property alone if you would rather not take the time.

How far ahead should I book?

Usually within the same week for the close-in cities. Seasonal work is different: sprinkler blowouts genuinely sell out every October, so book those early. The availability page shows what is open now.

What if my city is not on the list?

Ask anyway. If you are just outside, the answer is usually yes. If you are genuinely far out I will say so rather than book a visit I cannot service well.