Repair Triage Contact Block for React

No. They are the agent's published targets, written once in CATEGORIES at the top of the file, and the form never computes them or claims a server did. The confirmation says "published reply time" for that reason. Change the wording or the hours to match your own policy.

It carries the safety advice that should not wait for a reply: leave the building and call from outside for a gas smell, turn off the stop tap for a burst pipe. Every category has its own line, and one more shows before anything is chosen, so the callout is never empty. All of them sit in one grid cell, so it keeps the height of the tallest and the page never jumps. The emergency number is fictional (555-0176): put your real line in PHONE.

The Combobox filters as you type, by flat or building, and has a clear button; it lists the homes in UNITS, and the form will not send until one is chosen from the list. On the Ark target (and the Vue, Svelte and Solid ports) the block filters a list collection by what you type; the Base UI and Radix targets both use Base UI's Combobox, which filters its own items, and React Aria filters by each row's text.

Yes. The cells are one radio group named "What is the problem?": Tab enters it and the arrow keys move between cells. Choosing one is announced by a polite line that reads the reply time and the advice. If you send without a choice, the message appears in the reply line, focus moves to the first cell and the group is marked invalid.

Nowhere yet. The submit waits 800 milliseconds, as a stand-in for a request, then shows the confirmation; replace that timer in submit with your call. category and details hold everything the visitor entered.

The cells stay three across and drop their reply-time line (the reply line under them says it once you choose). The reply line and the callout come first in the form, then the fields; the button goes full width.