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Contact Information

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Project Location

We work in Seattle and the nearby north end, from Fauntleroy and Rainier Valley up to Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace and Kenmore, including Shoreline and Mercer Island. If you are just outside that, send the form anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we can take it on.

Project Details

Single Family covers townhouses, backyard cottages (ADUs) and garages. Multi-Family covers duplexes, apartments and condos. Commercial covers business spaces and mixed-use buildings.

A rough year is useful to us, but please leave this blank if you are not sure rather than guessing. We would rather have nothing here than a year nobody stands behind.

Whatever you can tell us here saves time later, because it is what we read before we come out. Things that help: what is going on, where it is on the property, how long it has been like that, anything you have already tried, and how we would get to it (gates, pets, stairs, parking, the times of day that suit you). Write it the way you would say it. You do not need the right words for any of it.

Photos (optional, and the most useful thing you can send)

Photos are the difference between us guessing at what you have described and simply seeing it. They are the single biggest thing you can do to get an accurate estimate quickly.

When the photos are clear enough, we can often price the work from them alone and skip the on-site visit entirely. That means an answer in days instead of weeks, and nobody waiting at home for an appointment.

What helps us most:

  • A couple of wide shots taken a few steps back, so we can see the whole room or wall and how it all fits together.
  • Close-ups of the problem itself, near enough to show the detail and still in focus.
  • Something for scale in at least one shot: a tape measure, a ruler, or your hand held next to it.
  • How we would get to it. Gates, stairs, parking, or a narrow doorway we would have to carry materials through.

Daylight helps, and so does wiping the lens. Five clear photos are worth more than twenty dark ones. If you are unsure whether something is worth including, send it anyway. Too much to look at has never once been a problem.

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    Acknowledgment

    By submitting this form, you acknowledge that permits may be required for the described work and that it is the responsibility of the property owner to ensure all necessary permits are obtained. You also acknowledge that this submission does not constitute a binding quote; a formal written estimate will be provided following an in-person inspection.