Yes. If your per-boring rates by depth, lab test menu, access uplifts, and report deliverables live on WordPress pages, ACF fields, or a custom post type, SleekAI reads them at request time. The bot walks the visitor through footprint, building type, and foundation type to estimate boring count and depth from your rates.

The system instruction asks about access during scoping. Overhead utility lines trigger a track-rig recommendation with the access uplift, soft ground triggers a mat plan, and tight urban sites trigger a limited-access rig conversation. The bot surfaces these upfront so the proposal includes the right rig type.

At the framing level, yes. Low-rise commercial typically pairs with Atterberg, sieve, and consolidation on cohesive samples plus UC on stiffer soils. The bot recommends the standard package and asks whether the structural engineer wants triaxial or specialty testing. It does not replace the project engineer's judgement.

No. The bot reads the requested stamped-report deadline, subtracts the typical lab and report turnaround, and only commits to rig dates that leave enough cushion. If a deadline is too tight, the bot offers a rush option with the published rush fee rather than promising a date that quietly slips.

Yes. SleekAI's multibot feature lets the commercial bot focus on boring counts, lab scope, and stamped reports for low-rise and mid-rise projects, while the residential bot handles percolation, infiltration testing, single-lot investigations, and slope concerns. Display conditions route each bot to the right page.

Yes. Percolation tests for septic and infiltration tests for stormwater BMPs are separate lines on most menus, and the bot quotes them as such. For septic perc the bot asks the county since requirements vary; for stormwater infiltration it asks the design rate the civil engineer needs.

No. Anonymous visitors can describe the project, get a per-boring range, and book a rig date. The bot collects address, building type, footprint, access notes, and deadlines inline. Engineer accounts let the bot see prior projects with that firm and skip basic intake on repeat work.

Your choice. SleekAI supports bring-your-own API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and OpenRouter, so you can pick GPT, Claude, Gemini, or anything OpenRouter exposes. Geotech conversations are short, numeric, and scope-focused, so most firms settle on a mid-tier model with no rewrite needed to switch.