When to send a quote follow-up email
Email suits bigger jobs, commercial customers and anyone who asked for the estimate by email. Send the check-in a couple of days after the estimate, the options email when you think price is the question, and the last note when it has gone quiet for a while.
How to make it yours
- Say the job in the subject line. "Your roof estimate from Ruiz Roofing" gets opened; "Following up" does not.
- Keep it short. The estimate holds the detail. The email just brings it back.
- Show options. A choice between your own prices beats a choice between you and another contractor.
- Sign with a real name and phone number.
Send it automatically: Bid follow-ups
Koira nudges every open estimate on day two and day four by text and email, then stops. You see who opened it and who signed. Estimates go out with good, better and best options from your own price list.
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Last checked October 9, 2026. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change and differ by state and city, so confirm with the agency named before you act.