You tell us the address and what you have in mind. We tell you whether a unit fits, which kind, and roughly what it takes. Free, on the phone, and nobody sells you anything.
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And, if you have them, a photo of the yard and one of the electrical panel. Nothing else to prepare.
Zoning, setbacks, access, utilities. The same six-point check we run before we take on any project.
Fits, does not fit, or maybe with a condition. Which type of unit, and a realistic cost range for it.
A site visit and a written scope. Or nothing, and you keep every answer.
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In their words
Runs the projects and takes the lot calls. If a unit does not make sense on your lot he says so, because a project that should not start is the most expensive kind.
Confirms your time, sends the reminder, and moves it if something comes up. Reply to any email from us and it reaches her.
Nothing. It is fifteen minutes of our planning time, and it saves both of us a wasted site visit when a lot cannot take a unit.
The address. A photo of the yard and one of the electrical panel help, but we can work without them.
No. The kit lets you do the first read yourself; the call does it with you. Either order works.
Then you hear it on the call, with the reason, and you have saved yourself the cost of drawings. That outcome is a good use of fifteen minutes.
No. The next step, if there is one, is a site visit you ask for. Most people take a few weeks to think, and that is fine.
Fifteen minutes on the phone about your lot: fits, does not fit, or maybe, plus a realistic range. Free, from the planning side, and the next step is yours to take or leave.