Quote request
Send photos for a quote
Five or six photos of the worst areas is usually enough for us to scope the job properly. Fill in what you know, attach the photos and we will come back with a scope and a price in writing. If it is a larger build or a handover, ask for a site inspection instead. There is a box for it below.
What happens after you send this
- Straight away: you get an automatic acknowledgement confirming we have your photos.
- We review the scope: a person looks at the photos and works out what the job actually needs.
- You get a quote or a call: a written quote with inclusions, exclusions and hours, or a call to arrange an inspection if the job warrants one.
- You decide: no obligation, and no follow-up that you have not agreed to.
How to photograph a site
- One wide shot per room from the doorway
- Open a kitchen cupboard and a drawer and photograph inside
- Close-up of any tile that looks cloudy: that is grout haze
- Close-up of the window glass, at an angle to the light
- Anything still covered in protective film or stickers
- Any damage or marks you already know about
⟨BUILD NOTE⟩ This form is a specification, not a working form. It must be rebuilt as a native form in the sub-account so submissions create a contact, attach the photos and enter the pipeline. Field names, types, validation and the follow-up sequence are set out in the Form Field Specification and Workflow Specification in the build pack. Do not launch with a form that emails to an inbox. Photo attachments are the whole point and they need to land on the contact record.