A concrete assessment should end with a decision path—not a folder of photos and unanswered questions. SlabWorx turns documented conditions into a practical sequence: review the evidence, define the recommended outcome, prepare the customer-facing scope, approve the estimate, collect the scheduling deposit, and hand the work to production.
1. The condition record is completed
The assessment records the property, affected concrete, observed distress, measurements, photos, likely contributing conditions, and any limitations. The permanent SlabWorx Property ID keeps later estimates, repairs, and monitoring tied to the same location.
2. The SlabWorx Brain reviews the repair path
The system evaluates moisture, movement, load, drainage, access, surface preparation, previous repairs, and the desired outcome. Low-confidence or higher-risk recommendations are held for human review. The objective is to avoid pricing a repair method before the failure system is understood.
3. The client receives a clear scope
The proposal explains the work area, intended outcome, included preparation, repair approach, assumptions, exclusions, and total investment. SlabWorx estimates are intentionally client-friendly and non-itemized. Internal labor, production rates, material logic, margin, and confidence details remain internal.
4. Questions and approval are tracked
Viewing, questions, requested changes, verbal approval, and deposit readiness become next actions—not forgotten emails. When a person needs to respond, FieldWorx creates a task with the property, estimate link, relevant notes, due date, and an AI-estimated completion time.
5. A 50% deposit reserves production scheduling
An estimate is not placed on the production schedule until the required 50% deposit is received and the accepted scope is confirmed. This protects both the customer and the crew from planning around uncommitted work.
6. Production receives the same facts
The FieldWorx handoff includes the approved scope, site notes, links, photos, access constraints, customer commitments, and task goals. Crew-hour goals adjust to the number of assigned people, and actual clocked time can be compared with the approved production target.
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