Free Architecture Scheduler Template
An architecture scheduler covers the meeting options, the client details you need up front, and the confirmation they get after booking online.
Old houses hide expensive problems, and the fastest way for a renovation to go off the rails is to start work before somebody has looked closely at what can stay, what must be repaired, and what permits could stop the job midstream. Cantera Verde - Architecture Scheduler gives a preservation architect a booking page for a site survey, so the first visit happens with fewer surprises and clearer constraints.
The flow starts at Book a site survey with me, then moves into a Calendar selection before the page asks for Details I need first. The questions collect a name, email, property address, the main concerns with the house, and whether INAH has been involved, so the visit can get prepped and likely permit issues can get flagged early. The page finishes on Confirmation, then a short thanks note that says an email will follow with directions and reminds the client to make access clear and have photos or old plans ready. Deep green and a disciplined crimson carry the page under Syne headings with Roboto body text, so the steps read like documentation, not marketing.
- Book a site survey with me Explains what happens during the visit, including what gets recorded and how permit steps get discussed.
- Calendar Offers bookable time slots once a calendar is connected and the meeting options are set.
- Details I need first Collects the key pre-visit facts, including the property address, main concerns, and whether INAH has previously been involved.
- Confirmation Shows the booking confirmation after the time is chosen and the details are submitted.
- Thanks Tells the client to expect an email with confirmation and directions, and asks for clear access plus any photos or old plans.
Book and run the template as a scheduler: connect a calendar so the available times are real, then replace the meeting lengths, prices, and the in-person location details with your own before you share the link.
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What this scheduler contains
1) Book a site survey with me
Opens with what the site survey covers, including documenting dimensions and damage and talking through what can be kept, what needs repair, and permit steps.
2) Calendar
Shows the times a client can pick from, based on the calendar connection and the meeting options you set.
3) Details I need first
Adds the pre-booking questions that help you prepare for the visit and spot likely permit issues early.
4) Your name
Captures the name that should appear on the booking details and follow-up email.
5) Your email address
Captures the email address used for the confirmation message and directions.
6) Property address
Captures the address for the in-person visit, so the meeting is tied to the right location.
7) Main concerns with the house
Gives the client a place to describe what they’re worried about before the site survey happens.
8) Has INAH previously been involved?
Asks for prior INAH involvement so the visit can start with the right constraints in mind.
9) Confirmation
Displays the confirmation screen after the booking goes through.
10) Thanks
Closes with what happens next and what the client should have ready for the visit.
Who it is for
Preservation architects and residential architecture studios who book in-person site surveys on heritage and restoration projects and need the key facts before the visit.
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Questions about this scheduler
What information should a site survey booking page ask for?
A site survey booking page should ask for contact details, the property address, and a short description of the main concerns so the visit can be prepared. This template also asks whether INAH has previously been involved, which helps flag permit constraints early.
How long should an architecture site survey appointment be?
The right length depends on the property and the scope of what you need to review. This scheduler includes meeting length options you can replace with your own, including 20 minutes and 2 hours.
Should the client pick a time first or answer questions first?
Either order can work, but the order changes what the client sees before they commit to a time. This scheduler takes them through the booking page, then collects the details before they reach the confirmation.
How do I handle INAH questions during early renovation planning?
Early planning usually starts by finding out whether INAH has been involved and treating that answer as a constraint on what comes next. This scheduler includes a direct INAH question before the booking is confirmed, so you see the flag before the visit happens.
What should the confirmation message include after a site survey is booked?
A confirmation message should tell the client what happens next and what to prepare for the visit. This template says you’ll email confirmation and directions, and it asks for clear access plus any recent photos or old plans.
Do I need to connect a calendar for a booking link to work?
A calendar connection is what lets the page offer real available times instead of placeholders. This template expects a connected calendar, plus your own meeting lengths, prices, and the in-person location details set on the page.
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