This guide helps you organize an inquiry about a new build, renovation, addition, or outdoor living project in Hampton Roads. Use it to explain what you want to achieve and what you want to discuss with the team.
1. Describe what needs to change.
Start with the problem or opportunity. You might need more room for everyday life, a kitchen that works differently, or a new building that fits your plans. Describe how you want to use the finished space rather than focusing only on individual finishes.
2. Identify the property and location.
Include the city or neighborhood and whether you are working with an existing property or planning a new build. Tell us whether you already have a property selected. There is no need to send sensitive ownership documents through the inquiry form.
3. Separate essentials from preferences.
Write down the features you need and the ideas you would like to explore. This helps make the scope clearer. If several people will use the space, consider the needs that matter most to each of them.
4. Share timing and budget considerations.
Mention your preferred timing and any dates that affect your plans. If you have a budget range you are comfortable sharing, include it as a starting point for discussion. Scope, pricing, and scheduling need a project-specific conversation.
5. Gather useful inspiration.
A short description of your preferred style and the reasons you like it can be more helpful than a long list of images. Our sample gallery offers concept images for a coastal home, kitchen, and covered porch. The samples are illustrative and do not represent completed company work.
6. Send a clear first inquiry.
Use the contact form to send your name, email, project location, and a summary of your plans. Include the questions you want to work through and any details that affect the scope. The team can then discuss an appropriate next step.
A useful starting message
“I’m planning a renovation in Hampton Roads. I’d like to improve how the kitchen and living space connect. My priorities are more storage and better space for gathering. I’d like to discuss the scope, timing, and what information you need next.”