Window buyers think in openings, not square footage. A homeowner with 18 original aluminum windows wants to know what a full-home replacement runs in vinyl versus fiberglass, with double-pane low-E glass and SDL grids. Most contractor sites greet that visitor with a generic contact form. The competitor who answers in chat with a per-window unit price and a real total wins the in-home consultation. Your WordPress site has the window SKU pricing, the glass package upcharges, and the installation labor stored as postmeta.

SleekAI maps your vinyl_window_unit_price, fiberglass_window_unit_price, glass_package_upcharge, and install_labor_per_opening postmeta into chatbot variables. The bot asks how many openings, what frame material the homeowner wants, glass package preferences (double-pane low-E argon, triple-pane), and grid pattern. It pulls live numbers and quotes 18 vinyl windows at $720 each plus install at $185 per opening. Display conditions can scope new construction openings versus standard pocket replacements versus full-frame tear-outs.

Generic bots cannot do this because they do not know the difference between a pocket replacement and a full-frame, that fiberglass costs $300 more per window than vinyl, or that historic homes often require wood-clad windows with mullions that cost twice as much. They cannot ask whether the homeowner wants between-the-glass grids or simulated divided lites. SleekAI logs every conversation so you can see which window counts and glass packages prospects actually configure.

Window replacement is the most-quoted exterior remodeling service in the country. Homeowners get three to five quotes per project. The contractor who can deliver a credible ballpark in chat moves to the shortlist and earns the in-home measure visit.

The one who hides behind a contact form gets cut at the first round. Full-home replacement jobs average $12,000 to $30,000 across most US markets, so one extra booked measure visit per week pays for the chatbot, the API tokens, and the office overhead many times over. Per-opening quoting matters because customers think that way.

A homeowner with 18 windows wants to know what 18 vinyl double-hungs cost installed, with the grid pattern they want, in the climate they live in. Generic chatbots cannot answer that. SleekAI reads your live window catalog and labor rates and answers the actual question in chat.

The bot also handles the trim conversation honestly. Pocket versus full-frame is a $4,000 difference on a 20-window job, and surfacing it before the in-home visit means the lead self-qualifies. Contractors who run a real triage bot tend to see their measure-to-contract close rate climb significantly because every visit starts with the homeowner already informed about the rough number.

The follow-up conversation at the kitchen table is about glass package and grids, not about whether the job fits the budget.