Less back and forth

Get the details before arranging a visit

  1. 1 — Request a Project File

    Send your homeowner one request to gather project details before you spend time on a call or appointment

  2. 2 — Homeowners prepare it

    Homeowners prepare and approve a file with photos, plans and priorities, saving you repeated follow-ups

  3. 3 — Review and plan the next step

    Review their shared file, discuss questions by phone and decide together whether a site visit is needed

A contractor reviews a homeowner’s renovation Project File on a phone in a work truck before a call

A better first call

Project details ready to discuss

Spot the right fit

See whether each project fits your trade, schedule and workload before arranging a visit, so you can focus your time on work that makes sense for your business

Get to useful questions

Review photos, plans and priorities before the call, so you can discuss the work and next steps with the homeowner instead of repeating basic questions

Make each visit count

Resolve open questions by phone and agree what needs an on-site look, so each visit has a clear purpose and your time goes toward assessing the work in person

Contractor questions

Know what to discuss

Get the project details before your first call