One step closer to the room you’re picturing.

Start with the estimate form, or call if you'd rather talk. It is not a quote; it is how the job gets in front of Andy with enough detail for a real conversation. Worth including:

• The type of project and what you want done
• Your town or community
• Roughly when you hope to start
• Any photos or plans you already have

If anything important is missing, Andy asks for it before anything else happens.

Andy calls to go through what you sent: your goals, what is in and out of scope, and the budget you are working with. If the job is a fit, you book the site visit on that call. If it is not the kind of work he takes, he says so and points you to someone better suited where he can. Nobody's time gets wasted, including yours.

Work starts once the agreement is signed. Andy is your single point of contact, working the job with trades whose work he already knows.

Changes to scope are written up and priced before the extra work is done, never after. Payments follow finished stages of the job, not the calendar, and each invoice covers work completed to that stage.

Selection deadlines are set early, so your choices never hold up your own schedule. You get regular updates on progress and anything that affects timing.

When the work in the agreement is complete, you walk the job with Andy. Anything that does not match the agreed scope goes on a punch list and is finished before closeout.

You then get the closeout notes: what was done, and the warranty terms that apply, backed by the written two-year workmanship warranty. The final stage payment is due at closeout, after the punch list.