A brief phone-call transcript where a customer (Speaker B) requests a price, and a representative (Speaker A) repeatedly explains they cannot provide a price without an estimator visiting the property to measure. The exchange highlights miscommunication and the firm's requirement for an onsite visit before quoting a price.
Sir. Will you give me some information?
I'm trying to give you information, ma'.
Am.
What information do you want?
I want what I just asked you for.
Right. And I can't give you a price until I have my estimator come by your house. So I. I can't just give you a price without him coming by.
You just said you have to know the square feet. You haven't told me money.
You're wanting me to measure something that I can't measure, and I would rather just have my guy.
For anything.
You said to just pick any lot and I can't just do that. I need to have a guy swing.
All the lots are the same size.
Like, I need to have him go buy your property. That's what I'm saying. I don't. I can't give you a price on the phone right now. So would you like me to have him come by so we can get you a price?
I want to leave, sir. You have a good day.
