Start with what you can see
Tell us about leaks, loose siding, damaged decking, peeling paint, sticking windows or areas where water collects. Describe when you first noticed the problem and whether it has changed. The contractor can assess the cause and repair options.
Coordinate the right type of help
Exterior projects can involve roofing, siding, painting, windows and doors, decks, drainage or excavation. One issue may need more than one trade. We help organize those conversations and the scope of work.
Plan around the property
Share the town, access details and whether the property is occupied, a second home or between visits. Contractor availability, weather and the work itself all affect scheduling; a requested date is a planning preference, not a confirmed booking.
Work through the priorities
Bring the urgent concern and the items you want to plan for later. We can discuss how to separate the work into useful scopes, coordinate bids and follow up on the next steps. For an immediate safety emergency, contact emergency services rather than waiting for this form.
Direct relationships. Clear communication.
We bring contractors to the project to quote the work, then pass the quotes to you. Once you agree to proceed, we manage scheduling, communication and oversight with the contractor from start to finish. Our direct relationships help get responses and move the work forward.
The contractors pay us for bringing them customers. You review the quote and decide whether to agree to the work.