Getting Ready for Your Estimate Visit
You do not need plans or drawings before John comes out. A few things do make the visit more useful:
- Know what bothers you. The tub you never use, the cold basement floor, the stain on the ceiling. Problems tell us more than pictures.
- Gather any photos or ideas you have saved for tile, cabinets or decking.
- Think about your budget range. It helps John suggest options that fit, instead of pricing something you would never choose.
- List the small stuff too. If there is a sticking door or a TV to mount, mention it. It may make sense to handle it on the same visit.
Most customers already have a good idea of what they want, like moving a vanity or replacing a tub with a shower. If you are less sure, John will talk you through the options. Settling the main choices before work starts keeps your project on schedule and your costs predictable.


