How do you describe your need to receive good answers?
The cross-functional guide to writing a clear request, getting helpful answers, and avoiding back-and-forth.
To remember
- An accurate description improves matching.
- Photos reduce misunderstandings.
- The right journey depends on timing and complexity.
The structure is easy to follow
A good description saves everyone time. It helps LeBonPro qualify the need and allows compatible providers to respond more accurately.
- Expected result: repair, install, clean, transport, renovate.
- Location and access: city, neighborhood, floor, elevator, parking.
- Timing: “As soon as possible”, this week, a precise date, or flexible.
- Constraints: budget, material, surface, photos, schedules.
Example of a good description
Avoid requests that are too short such as 'plumber need'. Prefer a concrete sentence: 'Leak under the sink since this morning, damp furniture, accessible water supply, photos available'.
Linking description and journey
When the need is clear, choose a service. When a project needs pricing or several solutions must be compared, request a quote. In either case, select “As soon as possible” if the problem cannot wait.
Frequently asked questions
What should a good description contain?
Mention the expected result, the location, the deadline, the constraints, the dimensions or useful photos, and what you have already tried.
Do photos improve responses?
Yes. They reduce uncertainty, especially for plumbing, painting, moving, gardening or appliances.
