Before we ever talk about price, we want to understand the situation. A few quick questions helps us show up prepared, quote accurately, and not waste your time — instead of guessing over the phone and surprising you later.
Pick whatever's closest. This just points us in the right direction.
This matters more than almost anything else. If you're working against a real deadline, tell us — we'll build the schedule around it instead of finding out too late.
Stairs, tight driveways, gate codes, HOA rules — the stuff that never shows up in a photo but changes everything on the day. Telling us now means no surprises for either of us.
Check everything that applies — doesn't need to be exact, this just keeps us from showing up with the wrong setup.
This is the part most companies skip — and it's usually the part that actually matters. Years of accumulation, family belongings mixed in, a situation that's more than "just junk" — whatever it is, tell us so we're not guessing and you're not explaining it twice.
The right questions depend on your role — pick yours below and we'll ask what's actually relevant, not a generic checklist.
We'll follow up the way you actually want to be contacted, not just however's easiest for us.
Take a look — then send it to us. Photos or video always help, so if you have them, attach them when you text or email this over.
Nothing here is final. We'll still confirm exact scope and pricing in person before any work begins — this just means that conversation starts from real information instead of a guess.