Free Virtual Consultation
How to prepare for our virtual meeting
Step 1: Prepare your video technology
We’ll send you a link to a video conference ahead of time. We use Zoom, which most people are now very familiar with but, if not, it’s very user-friendly. You don’t need to set up an account to use it, but if you haven’t used it before, here’s a handy link to the basics. We highly recommend you test it out before the meeting starts in case your phone or laptop prompts you to download the software.
Step 2: Prepare background information
It really helps if you prep ahead of time before we meet. Although we’ll be taking a video tour of the space(s) you want to remodel, plan to have as much of the following information on hand as you can:
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A clear description of all the work you would like done
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A rough estimate of the square footage of the space(s)
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A simple floor plan if you have one
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Homeowners association covenants applicable to the projects (if any)
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Take three or four well-lit still photos of the project area that convey a sense of scale in case our video connection drops.
Step 3: Prepare your talking points
In-person consultations typically begin with a walkthrough of the space(s) you are planning to remodel, followed by a sit-down discussion of the project and the services we offer. Prepare a list of topics you would like to discuss.
Some things we’ll cover:
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Who will be in your home during the remodel
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Whether particular spaces will or will not be available for a certain amount of time
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How the non-remodel parts of the house will be protected during the renovation
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Your planned budget for the remodel
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Our scope of services and how we work
What comes after my virtual consultation?
If you wish to move to the next stage, we’ll schedule an in-home estimate. At that meeting, one of our skilled team members will come out to take measurements and evaluate your space for any and all physical changes you'd like to make during your renovation. Afterward, we will build your custom 3D rendering and invite you to come into the showroom to review your layout and discuss labor costs.