Yes. The instruction tells the bot to recommend the right size, not the biggest one, because oversized rentals are bad for the customer relationship and tie up trucks that could be on a second job. A single bathroom usually fits a 10-yard, a garage cleanout often fits a 15-yard, a roof tear-off needs a 20 or 30 depending on layers. The bot explains the trade-off and lets the customer decide.

Yes. As long as your menu publishes the included tonnage, overage per-ton rate, swap fee, and weekly extension fee, the bot quotes them in chat before the customer commits. That kills the day-of-pickup awkwardness when the invoice comes in $200 over the quote because the homeowner did not realize the included weight was two tons, not unlimited.

If your shop publishes a list of accepted and prohibited materials, the bot reads it and tells customers honestly. Paint, tires, mattresses, and Freon appliances usually need a separate disposal path, and the bot routes those questions to your published policy instead of guessing. That avoids the truck arriving for pickup and refusing to haul because the homeowner threw in two cans of latex paint.

Yes. The intake covers placement (driveway, street, side yard), surface concerns (sealed asphalt, decorative pavers, soft lawn), low branches, gate widths, and gas meter or utility clearance. Those notes save into the customer record so the driver pulls up with the right approach and skids the container in the right spot instead of guessing.

If your service area requires a street permit for dumpster placement and your shop pulls it or refers the homeowner to the town, the bot reads that policy and explains it in chat. Some towns require a 48-hour lead time, some require a no-parking sign, some require a fee, and the bot surfaces whatever your site documents instead of making it up.

Yes. Multibot lets you scope a contractor bot with different pricing, weight allowances, and swap logic from the residential bot. A roofer pricing a 25-square tear-off gets a different conversation than a homeowner pricing a basement cleanout, and each one books the right size on the right truck.

Into the WordPress conversation log tied to the booking and address. The size recommendation, placement notes, gate width, and obstacle warnings save so the driver opens the route, sees the notes, and rolls up to a job that runs to schedule. Model name, token usage, and page URL all log alongside.

Yes. SleekAI reads your zone map and quotes from the right pricing tier, with delivery fees added when the address falls outside the home zone. Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter key. SleekAI does not route through a hosted Sleek service.