AI for plumbers: 5 jobs to hand to AI this week

You are helping a [UK] plumber write a clear, friendly written quote for a homeowner.
Use my notes below. Write in plain [British] English, no jargon.
Structure:
1. Short summary of the problem in one sentence
2. Work included (bullet points)
3. Not included / possible extras (bullet points)
4. Price breakdown: parts, labour, total. Use ONLY the prices in my notes. If a price is missing, write [PRICE NEEDED] instead of guessing.
5. How long the quote is valid for: [30 days]
6. Payment terms: [payment due on completion]
Label it clearly as a QUOTE (fixed price for the work described), not an estimate.
Do not add any guarantees, certifications or warranties I haven't mentioned.

My notes:
[paste your notes here]

Write a short reply (max 70 words) from a [UK] plumbing business owner to this Google review.
Tone: warm, professional, plain [British] English, not over the top.
If the review is positive: thank them and mention the type of job in general terms.
If the review is negative: thank them for the feedback, don't argue or admit legal liability, say sorry they were unhappy, and invite them to call or email so we can sort it out. Do not offer money or discounts.
Do not include any personal details about the customer.
Sign off with: [Your first name], [Business name]

Review:
[paste review here]

Write a [first / second / final] payment reminder from a [UK] plumbing business to a customer.
Plain [British] English, polite and clear, under 100 words. Suitable for email or text message.
Include: invoice number [INV-000], amount [£000], original due date [date], how to pay [bank transfer details / payment link].
First reminder: assume they forgot. Second: a bit firmer, ask them to confirm a payment date. Final: firm and factual, say what happens next ONLY as: [what you will actually do next].
Do not threaten anything not listed. Do not mention interest or legal action unless I say so.

Write WhatsApp quick replies for a [UK] plumber, each under 80 words, calm and clear.
1. Leak: tell them how to turn off the stopcock (usually under the kitchen sink, but it can be elsewhere), switch off electrics near the water only if it's safe, and send a photo and their postcode. Our emergency call-out: [rate and hours].
2. No heating/hot water: ask for the boiler make/model, any fault code on the display, and whether other gas appliances work.
3. Smell of gas: tell them to call the National Gas Emergency number [0800 111 999 in Great Britain] straight away, not us first.
Sign off [name, business].

I'm a [UK] plumber/heating engineer with a Google Sheet: A first name, B area, C boiler make, D last service date, E landlord (Y/N), F consented to reminders (Y/N).
1. Formulas: G next due (12 months after D), H days until due, I "DUE SOON" if under 42 days, "OVERDUE" if negative.
2. Two reminder messages under 60 words: one for homeowners (annual service), one for landlords (annual gas safety check due, ask them to arrange tenant access). Include [booking link/number].
3. How to colour column I with conditional formatting.