Shop / Prompts & Skills / Moving Company Pre-Quote Survey Questions — AI Skill for Estimators (Access, Stairs, Parking, Heavy Items)
The move with half a message: origin known, destination unknown
A customer's first message usually tells you where the move starts and almost nothing about where it ends. The estimator's job is not to fill the missing half — it is to sort what is known from what is not, ask only the open questions, and price what the answers confirm. Here is what that sorting looks like on a real first message.
The first message, sorted
The intake-gap skill reads the customer's first message and returns only the questions that message left open — already-known items are not re-asked — with a source check naming what is still unresolved:
STATUS: READY SURVEY QUESTIONS: - At Brook House, where can the moving vehicle load or park? - At Pine Court, what floor and stairs or lift access will movers use? - At Pine Court, where can the moving vehicle load or park? - Is the glass cabinet included in the move, and does it need special handling? - Do you want packing included in the survey scope, or are you asking only whether the company offers it? SOURCE CHECK: - Known origin access and inventory: ORIGIN_ACCESS and INVENTORY_NOTES. - Destination and packing are unresolved in DESTINATION_ACCESS and SERVICES_REQUESTED.
Sample data above is fictional, shown so you can judge the output before buying.
Known on one side, missing on the other
- Known: origin access and inventory — the source check names ORIGIN_ACCESS and INVENTORY_NOTES as the settled sources
- Unresolved: destination access — at Pine Court, the floor and the stairs or lift access, and where the moving vehicle can load or park
- Unresolved: services requested — whether packing is part of the survey scope, or the customer is only asking whether the company offers it
Each question guards a different surprise
- Where the moving vehicle can load or park at Brook House — asked per address, because loading at the origin and at the destination are two different answers
- What floor and stairs or lift access the movers will use at Pine Court — access is two different answers, not one
- Is the glass cabinet included in the move, and does it need special handling — heavy, fragile items named individually, never assumed under 'furniture'
- Do you want packing included, or are you only asking whether the company offers it — a scope question, not a yes-or-no about a service
Before you price
Price what the answers confirm. Keep the unresolved areas — destination access, services requested — visibly open in the quote rather than silently assumed. The status and source checks are intended to support human verification first: the estimator checks the list before the quote goes out, and the quote carries only what the first message and the answers actually settled. The full pre-quote checklist is in our earlier guide, Moving Quote Checklist: Questions to Ask Before You Price the Job.
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Moving Company Pre-Quote Survey Questions — AI Skill for Estimators (Access, Stairs, Parking, Heavy Items) — Quote a move without the surprise charges — a pre-quote question list from the customer's first message: stairs, lift, truck parking, heavy items, packing.
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Questions
Does it fill in missing details?
No — its instructions prohibit inventing details and require flags for uncertainty; AI output can still be wrong, so you must review it.
Do I need a paid add-on, API, or connected account?
No — you need access to a compatible AI chat; access limits and any chat-service charges depend on that provider.
Is the draft ready to send or publish without review?
No — the status and source checks are intended to support human verification first.