What details should a project inquiry include?
The estimate checklist can help you organize these details before you request a scope.
- Project type and how the space will be used.
- Approximate dimensions for estimating, not engineering instructions.
- Whether the work is new construction or replacement.
- Finish preference, such as broom texture, color or decorative pattern.
- Access to the work area and where vehicles or equipment can stage.
- Drainage observations, including low spots or water direction.
- Connections to buildings, walkways or the street.
- Desired timing and any known scheduling constraints.
Try the project request form
Use the two-step form to send project and contact details to the site owner for follow-up. An inquiry does not book work or confirm a provider, price or schedule.
Have the useful details ready
Use the optional note for the town, approximate area, preferred finish and any access concerns. Photos of existing condition can be useful in an estimate conversation, though this form has no upload feature.
